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The cost of dying
The cost of dying

Season 2 Episode 43

How much is spent on end-of-life care, and who foots the bill? Eric French of UCL tells Tim Phillips about the total cost of the last year of our liv…

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Increasing diversity in economics
Increasing diversity in economics

Season 2 Episode 42

The Royal Economic Society has launched Discover Economics, an ambitious three-year campaign to attract more women, minority students and students fr…

6 years, 6 months ago

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The economics of an ageing population
The economics of an ageing population

Season 2 Episode 41

We are living longer, and that affects every part of our economic future. David Bloom is the editor of a new VoxEU book on what he calls "the what, t…

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A new story of London's economic development
A new story of London's economic development

Season 2 Episode 40

Economists date the growth of London's financial system, and its impact on the British economy, from the end of the 17th century. Nathan Sussman tell…

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Lessons from the Irish banking crisis
Lessons from the Irish banking crisis

Season 2 Episode 39

Patrick Honohan took over as governor of the Central Bank of Ireland in 2009 with the economy in meltdown, and steered it through its deepest crisis.…

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The death of banks?
The death of banks?

Season 2 Episode 38

On 24 September the CEPR launches the latest Geneva Report on the world economy, called Banking disrupted? Financial intermediation in an era of tran…

6 years, 6 months ago

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Does foreign investment create green growth?
Does foreign investment create green growth?

Season 2 Episode 37

Economists argue whether foreign direct investment in developing economies exports pollution or generates green growth. Beata Javorcik talks to Tim P…

6 years, 7 months ago

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The economic history of World War 2
The economic history of World War 2

Season 2 Episode 36

Starting on the 80th anniversary of the outbreak of the second world war, VoxEU is publishing a series of articles about the economics of the war. Ti…

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Africa's lands of opportunity
Africa's lands of opportunity

Season 2 Episode 35

On average, if you are born in Africa today you have much better chances to succeed than your parents or grandparents. But which countries have the b…

6 years, 7 months ago

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Could a $15 minimum wage save lives?
Could a $15 minimum wage save lives?

Season 2 Episode 34

The US has an epidemic of "deaths of despair". Michael Reich tells Tim Phillips that new research implies that a $15 minimum wage doesn't just cut po…

6 years, 7 months ago

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