
Barry’s Economics is about explaining the economy without the jargon. Using humour, storytelling, and behavioural science, Barry explores wealth, power, inequality, and the hidden forces shaping everyday life.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 55 | Founded | a month ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Society & Culture | |||

The Wealth Tax Debate Rages OnBack and ForthUp and DownBut what does it miss?And Why Is It Always so Circular and Never Ending?I’m Barry Ferns, a comedian whose personal journey through failure, homelessness, and rebuilding led me to explore the soci... more
This is the only comedian in the world who has actually changed tax law. (as far as I know)Not highlighted it - Changed it. With jokes, a mahogany buffet, and a few hundred letters from members of the public.On Barry's Economics, we spend a lot of ti... more
Every Political and Economic debate about poverty and inequality goes the same way. Left says redistribute. Right says grow grow grow. Round and round.Why is it so endlessly circular - and why does nothing ever actually get fixed? One reason could be... more
We often treat extremely wealthy individuals as if they have a deeper understanding of how the world works.
But there is a structural reason to question that assumption.
As wealth increases, people become less exposed to many of the constraints and... more
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A sharp, data-driven take on economics and society that leans on behavioral science, psychology, and real-world anecdotes to explain how power, wealth, and policy shape everyday life. Episodes repeatedly scrutinize how inequality persists, how platforms and media influence decision-making, and how institutional incentives distort policy. The show often critiques growth-at-all-costs thinking, highlights cognitive biases in political and economic decision-making, and pushes for reforms—from citizen assemblies to tax and regulatory changes—that aim to restore balance and accountability. A standout feature is the integration of scientific studies with accessible storytelling to challenge conventional wisdom while offering practical implications... more
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2. Mark Cuban
3. Angus Deaton
4. Anne Case
5. Rory Stewart
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