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The Weekly Tradecast by UN Trade and Development (UNCTAD)

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This series by UN Trade and Development (UNCTAD) explores how major economic events are affecting developing countries and the lives of billions of people.

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Latest Episodes

In this episode of The Weekly Tradecast, Luz María de la Mora, Director of UNCTAD’s Trade Division, looks into the complex realities behind today’s trade debates.

In a world shaped by disruption – from climate change and geopolitical tensions to dig... more

The Weekly Tradecast looks at tariffs with Emily Blanchard, a former Chief Economist at the U.S. State Department.

Not long ago, we were deep in a cost-of-living crisis. Inflation has now eased a bit but geopolitics remain tense and the global econo... more

The Weekly Tradecast looks at the global trade in food and why developing countries must move up the value chain to help drive the sustainability of what we eat with Jennifer Clapp, Canada Research Chair in Global Food Security and Sustainability.

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The Weekly Tradecast looks at Africa’s economies and ways to boost trade, reduce risk and unlock the continent’s potential with Mona Farid Mohmed Badran from Cairo University and also UN Trade and Development’s (UNCTAD) chief of the Africa section, H... more

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Recent Guests

Emily Blanchard
Former chief economist at the US State Department and currently teaches economics at the Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth College.
Tuck School of Business, Dartmouth College
Episode: 133. Bigger barriers: Emily Blanchard on tariffs and trade wars
Mona Badran
International digital economy expert and faculty member at Cairo University
Cairo University
Episode: 131. UN report: Unlocking Africa’s trade potential
Habiba Ben Barka
Chief of Africa Section at UN Trade and Development and lead author of the report
UN Trade and Development
Episode: 131. UN report: Unlocking Africa’s trade potential
Giselle Datz
Associate Professor in the Government and International Affairs Program
Virginia Tech
Episode: 130. Southbound traffic: Giselle Datz on the shifts in global trade
James Galbraith
An economist and a professor at the Lyndon Johnson School of Public Affairs and the Department of Government at the University of Texas at Austin.
University of Texas at Austin
Episode: 129. Mind the gap: James Galbraith on overcoming inequality
Lorraine Eden
Professor Emerita of Management at Texas A&M University, with extensive research on international business and taxation.
Texas A&M University
Episode: 128. Taxing times: How fairer taxes can fund development
Vanessa Erogbogbo
Chief of the Green and Inclusive Value Chain section at the International Trade Centre, focusing on sustainable trade.
International Trade Centre
Episode: 127. Macro to micro: How the green transition is reshaping everything
Francesco La Camera
Director General of the International Renewable Energy Agency
International Renewable Energy Agency
Episode: 124. Powering trade: Why renewable energy needs a push from positive policies
Carlos Razo
Member of the technical team at the UN Global Crisis Response Group
UN Global Crisis Response Group
Episode: 124. Powering trade: Why renewable energy needs a push from positive policies

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Sarah Toms
Host focusing on the dynamic relationship between trade, development policies, and economic resilience, engaging with leading figures and experts.

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4.9 out of 5 stars from 16 ratings
  • UNCTAD Tradecast

    Excellent summary & weekly update of progress

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    Beni457
    United Kingdom3 years ago

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133. Bigger barriers: Emily Blanchard on tariffs and trade wars
Q: What alternatives do we have to tariffs to support global growth?
Governments should consider investing in skills, training, and subsidies for key industries instead of using tariffs, which can have negative side effects.
133. Bigger barriers: Emily Blanchard on tariffs and trade wars
Q: What impact is the current geopolitical tension having on the investment landscape?
Geopolitical tensions have created a more protectionist tariff environment, impacting how and where firms make long-term investments.
133. Bigger barriers: Emily Blanchard on tariffs and trade wars
Q: When are tariffs beneficial and when could they be damaging?
Tariffs can be beneficial when they protect domestic industries and promote local production, but they can also be damaging as they increase prices for consumers and may lead to trade wars.
132. The future of food: Jennifer Clapp on recipes for resilience and sustainability
Q: How can we protect the environment and still feed the world?
We must focus on sustainable production methods, people's agency in food systems, and adapting diets while addressing global inequities in food distribution.
132. The future of food: Jennifer Clapp on recipes for resilience and sustainability
Q: How can developing countries move up the value chain?
The Global South, particularly small-scale farmers in developing countries, must take a leading role in agriculture, emphasizing sustainable and ecologically sound practices to reduce reliance on industrial farming.

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What is This Podcast about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Content focuses on the complex interactions between global economic events and their implications for developing nations. Frequent discussions revolve around the challenges of sustainable development, the impacts of climate change, and the evolving landscape of international trade policies. The show is characterized by the inclusion of expert insights from various stakeholders, such as economists and policy-makers, emphasizing practical solutions and innovative approaches to tackling issues in trade, investment, and economic resilience. Unique aspects include its commitment to explore less highlighted perspectives on international economics, making it a valuable resource for listeners interested in how these dynamics impact global equity an... more

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