
Gary Stevenson β inequality economist, former trader and author of The Trading Game β explains how real world economics work.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 104 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Business | |||

Alright everyone. Last video. I did this one totally unscripted so I forgot a few important things and then I wrote a really long description to fill that all in and YT told me it was too long π« so here's the important points.
1 - THANKS. To everyo... more
More and more of what you pay in tax goes on government debt interest, rather than funding public services. As this national debt grows, taxes on working people will increase even further βand public services will continue to get worse. How do we sto... more
TV and radio debates about wealth taxes usually get derailed by fear mongering and terrible statistics β often from people who are paid to defend the ultra rich. What would an honest debate about wealth inequality and taxing the rich more actually lo... more
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Have listened to you for over a year, you have made a difference and finally mainstream politicians are listening ππ
Everyone should listen to this podcast. Explains economic concepts very clearly.
The devil is in the detail and it would be good to hear more detail because Gary has such a great platform. Please cite more sources (in addition to Zuchman) and more evidence from economic journal articles, on the how a wealth tax can be implemented (particularly on assets whose value vary day by day, for example). Thank you and keep up the great work!
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Why the ultra wealthy contribute so little tax - how they use their power to keep the system unfair, and what we can do about it if we unite.
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A thought-provoking series that centers on inequality, wealth taxes, and how policy design can reshape living standards. Episodes blend current events with economic theory, featuring long-form takes on wealth concentration, tax policy, and the political dynamics shaping reform in the UK and beyond. Listeners can expect clear breakdowns of complex topics, interviews and solo analyses that connect macro trends to everyday finances, with an ongoing emphasis on practical policy ideas and advocacy for tax-focused interventions. A notable hallmark is the host's direct, debate-ready stance and willingness to connect economic theory with real-world political strategy, making it useful for listeners who want both understanding and a call to action. more
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