Gary Stevenson – inequality economist, former trader and author of The Trading Game – explains how real world economics work.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 81 | Founded | a year ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | Business |
The next four years in British politics will be turbulent. Here is what the markets are predicting. And what I think will happen.
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(00:15) What are the odds?
(04:15) Is the betting market wrong?
(06:20) Trend to populist right
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I made millions of pounds betting on economic destruction. Here's how I did it. How you could do it too. But also why it doesn't matter if your aim is to change anything politically.
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(03:14) Trading is economic forecasting
(09:30) Be... more
In times of crisis people are desperate for stories to explain why their lives are getting worse. This is why storytelling is the most important – but most ignored – aspect of politics right now. The far right offer a simple story, repeated over and ... more
We're winning the wealth tax argument in the media: more and more people support the idea. But what would a wealth tax actually look like and would do we implement it? Is it even workable?
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How do people listen to this? “Trust me bro I’m a trader tax the rich so my masters can keep grifting off of daddy government”.
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The podcast and the ideas presented initially sound great. However, as you listen more, you realize he keeps repeating the same problems and complains about wealth taxes without offering any practical outcomes or tips on how to address the issues. All he suggests is to "share my podcast and keep talking about inequality," which feels like a waste of time.
Boring
Finally an economist who makes testable predictions explains why they will be correct, who is then in proved right again and again! Probabaly the most important thing you could listen to
A very fresh and direct way of explaining how inequality is harming our societies. Also encouraging revolution- love it! I join the fight.
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A focus on wealth inequality and its influence on economic policies characterizes the discussions, emphasizing how prevailing economic structures fail to address the needs of the majority. The host engages with complex subjects such as taxation, public opinion, and the responsibilities of various political parties, highlighting the impact of decisions made by elites on ordinary citizens. The podcast features thought-provoking conversations and interviews with notable figures, examining historical and contemporary issues within economics, specifically the need for systemic change to create a more equitable society. This distinctive approach aims to educate listeners about the intricacies of economics in relation to societal well-being, makin... more
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