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Queen's University Belfast - Everything Economic History

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Economic History
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Sub-Saharan Africa
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South Africa
Development Economics
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Wages In 18th Century London
Land Dispossession
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Great Irish Famine
Rebellion In Ireland
Covid-19 Pandemic
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The podcast that looks at the past to help us understand the present and the future.

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Will Everything Be Alright? New Year Special! With Ronan Lyons, Barra Roantree, John Turner and Gaia Narciso. 2024 was a year of some highs and many lows across the globe. But how has Ireland faired? What can economic history tell us about Ireland's ... more

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Mark Koyama
Associate Professor of Economics at George Mason University and Senior Scholar at the Mercatus Center
George Mason University
Episode: Everything Economic History Season 2 Episode 4
Ann Carlos
Emeritus Professor of Economics at University of Colorado Boulder, former president of the Economic History Association and recent recipient of the Alice Murray Medal.
University of Colorado Boulder
Episode: Everything Economic History. Season 2, Episode 3
Ellen Hillbom
Professor at Lund University School of Economics and Management
Lund University
Episode: Everything Economic History. Season 2, Episode 2
Erik Green
Professor at Lund University School of Economics and Management
Lund University
Episode: Everything Economic History. Season 2, Episode 2
Richard Grossman
Professor of Economics at Wesleyan University and visiting scholar at the Institute for Quantitative Social Science at Harvard University
Wesleyan University
Episode: Everything Economic History. Season 2, Episode 1
Dr. Alan Fernihough
Senior Lecturer in the Economics Department at Queen's University Belfast
Queen's University Belfast
Episode: Everything Economic History - Episode 7
Johan Fourie
Professor in the economics department at Stellenbosch University, specializes in African economic history.
Stellenbosch University
Episode: Everything Economic History - Episode 6
John Turner
Co-author of 'Boom and Bust', financial historian, with experience living through multiple financial bubbles.
Queen's University Belfast
Episode: Everything Economic History - Episode 5
Will Quinn
Co-author of 'Boom and Bust', financial historian with research experience on bubbles.
Queen's University Belfast
Episode: Everything Economic History - Episode 5

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Andrew Dorman
Co-host and expert in economic history with a focus on various major themes discussed in episodes.
Lloyd Maposa
Co-host with a keen interest in economic history and its global implications, contributing to discussions across multiple themes.

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Everything Economic History - Episode 5
Q: What are the political consequences of bubbles that are engineered by the state?
They can lead to significant populist backlashes if the political operators are not held accountable post-bubble.
Everything Economic History - Episode 5
Q: What are the primary ingredients of a bubble according to your metaphor?
The ingredients are speculation (heat), marketability (oxygen), and money and credit (fuel).
Everything Economic History - Episode 5
Q: Why isn't tulip mania considered a bubble?
Tulip mania had zero economic significance, and many historians argue it was more of a satirical narrative than an actual financial crisis.
Everything Economic History - Episode 7
Q: Is rail travel exclusively a boon for economic growth?
The study finds that while domestic access improves economic activity, access to international ports can have negative impacts, balancing out any benefits from railway development.
Everything Economic History - Episode 7
Q: How much was a train ticket during this period?
In 1850, a train ticket from Dublin to Cork cost around 27 shillings for first class and 13 shillings for third class, which was a significant expense compared to weekly agricultural wages.

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This series offers in-depth explorations of economic history, emphasizing the connections between historical events and contemporary issues. Through discussions with renowned scholars, the podcast tackles a variety of topics, including wealth accumulation, indigenous economies, the socio-economic effects of historical events such as colonialism and the American Civil War, and the evolution of economic systems in regions like Africa. With a focus on critical analysis and historical context, listeners can expect to gain insights into how past economic strategies and decisions shape today's social and political landscape. Notably, the emphasis on guest expertise from universities worldwide enriches the dialogue, making it a valuable resource f... more

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