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The myth of British inventive genius
The myth of British inventive genius

Season 3 Episode 21

On the 75 anniversary of the VE Day, David Edgerton tells Tim Phillips that Britain's belief in its go-it-alone scientific and inventive genius is “d…

5 years, 11 months ago

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Do the rich get more coronavirus tests?
Do the rich get more coronavirus tests?

Season 3 Episode 20

Last month the media accused New York's wealthy residents of jumping the queue for Covid-19 testing. Stephanie Schmitt-Grohé, a New York resident her…

5 years, 11 months ago

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We need a Covid-19 debt standstill
We need a Covid-19 debt standstill

Season 3 Episode 19

In a new paper called Born out of necessity, a group of economists and  lawyers propose a way for developing and emerging countries to temporarily re…

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John Maynard Keynes's art portfolio
John Maynard Keynes's art portfolio

Season 3 Episode 18

Keynes amassed an extensive collection of fine art during his lifetime. David Chambers tells Tim Phillips what the financial returns on his investmen…

6 years ago

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Lessons from the Ebola crisis on dealing with Covid-19
Lessons from the Ebola crisis on dealing with Covid-19

Season 3 Episode 17

The 2014 Ebola outbreak in Sierra Leone affected an area which included a pioneering experiment in community healthcare. Oeindrila Dube tells Tim Phi…

6 years ago

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Modelling the economic consequences of Covid-19
Modelling the economic consequences of Covid-19

Season 3 Episode 16

When Covid-19 wasn't even on the radar of most policymakers, Warwick McKibbin of ANU used his experience from previous pandemics to create seven scen…

6 years ago

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How much do governments lend to each other in a crisis?
How much do governments lend to each other in a crisis?

Season 3 Episode 15

In international crises, disasters and wars, private lenders disappear. But governments have stepped in and lent far more to each other than we previ…

6 years ago

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The coronavirus shock to financial stability
The coronavirus shock to financial stability

Season 3 Episode 14

Enrico Perotti tells Tim Phillips that while regulatory reform means that banks are unlikely to be at risk, the same is not true for the shadow banki…

6 years ago

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A Covid credit line for Europe
A Covid credit line for Europe

Season 3 Episode 13

How can euro area countries work together to protect their economies? A diverse group of economists has suggested the creation of an emergency Covid …

6 years ago

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Singapore's response to Covid-19
Singapore's response to Covid-19

Season 3 Episode 12

In a VoxTalks special, Danny Quah tells Tim Phillips how Singapore defended itself against the health and economic impact of Covid-19, and what other…

6 years, 1 month ago

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