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The economics of the Great War
The economics of the Great War

Season 1 Episode 22

This weekend marks 100 years since the end of World War 1. But is the history of the war that we learn at school the whole story? The 20 essays in a …

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The rise of superstar firms
The rise of superstar firms

Season 1 Episode 21

Firms are becoming more unequal in every country and sector. Is the rise of a few superstar firms good or bad the economy, and should we do anything …

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Why education reduces crime
Why education reduces crime

Season 1 Episode 20

We know that increasing the school leaving age cuts crime, but why? Is it because kids who are most likely to commit crimes are learning things that …

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The making of modern London
The making of modern London

Season 1 Episode 19

What accounts for London's explosive growth in the 19th and early 20th centuries? Tim Phillips talks to Stephen Redding of Princeton University about…

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The next recession will be a bad one
The next recession will be a bad one

Season 1 Episode 18

In the US, unemployment is at its lowest point for two decades. Wage growth is rising, the economy is growing. Tim Phillips asks Jeffrey Frankel of H…

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Women and monetary policy
Women and monetary policy

Season 1 Episode 17

It's no secret that women have been under-represented in the boardroom in general, and central bank boards are no different. We also know that firms …

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The impact of innovation
The impact of innovation

Season 1 Episode 16

The FRAME Project was set up to find out the impact of innovation on macroeconomic outcomes such as productivity, job creation, and unemployment. Die…

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The missing profits of nations
The missing profits of nations

Season 1 Episode 15

Every year multinational companies reduce their tax bills by about $200 billion simply by shifting profits, legally, to tax havens. Governments criti…

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English in Europe
English in Europe

Season 1 Episode 14

English is the most widely-spoken language in Europe, but after Brexit it will cease to be an official language of the EU. Tim Phillips speaks to Shl…

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IMF reform: An unfinished agenda
IMF reform: An unfinished agenda

Season 1 Episode 13

Two decades ago the four authors of the CEPR's first Geneva Report on the World Economy examined the future of the IMF. This year, for the 20th repor…

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