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ESG: useful concept or greenwashing? w/ Rachel Baird & Stephen Howell, Effective Governance - EP145

Episode 145

ESG, short for environmental, social, and governance, is proving difficult for companies to implement in practice, and some have been accused of gree…

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Advertising & surveillance capitalism w/ John August - EP144

Episode 144

What does economics have to say about the huge amount of advertising directed at us everyday, much of it specifically targeted in this age of surveil…

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Stagflation: be alert, not alarmed - EP143

Episode 143

The World Bank has downgraded its global economic growth forecast and has warned of the rising risk of stagflation. What is stagflation and how likel…

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Is a US recession imminent? w/ Michael Knox, Chief Economist, Morgans Financial - EP142

Episode 142

Michael Knox, Chief Economist of Morgans Financial, explains how he predicted high US inflation based on the magnitude of the federal deficit compare…

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How I became an economist + advice for aspiring economists w/ show host Gene Tunny - EP141

Episode 141

Economics Explored host Gene Tunny discusses his career path as an economist and offers advice for aspiring economists in an interview with Francisco…

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Economic development through savings and credit groups w/ World Neighbors CEO Kate Schecter - EP140

Episode 140

Kate Schecter leads World Neighbors, an international NGO helping poor communities in developing economies lift their living standards through local …

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The Go Woke, Go Broke hypothesis w/ Darren Brady Nelson - EP139

Episode 139

Companies are being pushed by their employees and by influencers to take positions on social issues - to go woke, so to speak. Sometimes, as occurred…

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The Pirate Party’s economic policy platform w/ John August - EP138

Episode 138

What does the economic policy platform of a Pirate Party look like? What does it say about intellectual property protection (i.e. copyright and paten…

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UBI advocate Michael Haines on its benefits and costs - EP137

Episode 137

Universal Basic Income (UBI) advocate Michael Haines chats with show host Gene Tunny about the benefits and costs of a UBI, with an extensive discuss…

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Wider economic benefits of infrastructure projects - EP136

Episode 136

Wider economic benefits are increasingly being estimated in economic assessments of infrastructure projects. Show host Gene Tunny and his colleague A…

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