Trump's plan. Same old same old, only more so.

Trump's plan. Same old same old, only more so...

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The inequality of fear and greed

Fear and greed don’t affect everyone equally. In this episode, Phil Dobbie and Steve Keen explore how debt, financial bubbles, and economic policy can reward those at the top while leaving workers, renters, and households to carry more of the risk. From market crashes and specula ...  Show more

Should Britain rejoin the EU?

Phil and Steve unpack the case for a renewed relationship with Europe, from trade and supply chains to freedom of movement and political sovereignty. They debate whether the euro still makes sense in an era of low-cost digital payments, why a shared currency can leave national ec ...  Show more

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