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Interviews with leading (macro) economists, social scientists and financial professionals to uncover the nuanced facts shaping our global economy.

  1. 15 timer siden

    What economists get wrong about public debt? | Prof. Steve Keen

    In this episode, I sat down with Professor Keen to ask him about his views on inflation, public debt, and how governments should respond to global shocks.

    58 min.

  2. 2. jul.

    Is the wealth tax actually working for Norway | Prof. Ole-Andreas Næss

    Wealth taxes are the key policy proposal to prevent wealth from concentrating at the top, and they're now being discussed in both the US and the UK. In this episode, we dig into the recent Norwegian experience with wealth taxation. How big was the response from the wealthy? Did the tax raise enough revenue to compensate for the capital flight? And what are the lessons for other countries considering a wealth tax of their own?

    43 min.

  3. 24. jun.

    How are Europe's economies holding up? Dr. Oscar Arse (ECB)

    ECB Director general economics on how Europe's economies are responding to the Hormuz energy shock. Publications mentioned by Oscar below: https://www.ecb.europa.eu/press/blog/date/2026/html/ecb.blog20260603~3015f38292.en.html https://www.ecb.europa.eu/press/blog/date/2025/html/ecb.blog20250508~897078ce87.en.html https://www.ecb.europa.eu/press/blog/date/2026/html/ecb.blog20260309~3a4841b028.en.html

    42 min.

  4. 17. jun.

    What´s next after the reopening of Hormuz? Prof. Steve Keen

    This is the first part of our interview with prof. Keen, where we talk about the economic consequences of the Iran war and what to expect after the reopening of the strait of Hormuz.

    30 min.

  5. 4. jun.

    Why firms actually underpay their workers? Prof. Arin Dube

    For decades, productivity and wages grew together. Then they didn't. Since the 1970s, workers across the developed world have become significantly more productive, yet their wages have largely stagnated. Where did the gains go, and what can policy actually do about it? In this episode, we examine the central argument of The Wage Standard, the new book by labor economist Arindrajit Dube. Dube argues that the decoupling of wages from productivity is not an inevitable consequence of technological change or globalization, but a political and institutional failure, one that can be reversed. We walk through the mechanisms behind wage stagnation, the role of market power in labor markets, and the policy levers Dube proposes to restore the link between work and prosperity.

    45 min.

  6. 28. maj

    Why governments can borrow more than they think. Prof. Bezemer

    Are governments finally hitting their debt limits? In this interview, Professor D**k discusses the role of bond markets and central banks on government borrowing

    40 min.

  7. 21. maj

    Are we already in a new World War? prof. Paul Poast

    Interview with prof. Paul Poast from University of Chicago

    1 t.

  8. 19. maj

    Will western governments soon hit their debt limits? Prof. John Cochrane

    Economics professor John Cochrane discusses the limits of government borrowing. Is public debt sustainable? What caused the latest inflation episode?

    50 min.
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Interviews with leading (macro) economists, social scientists and financial professionals to uncover the nuanced facts shaping our global economy.

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    Money & Macro Talks
  • Aktive år
    2023 - 2026
  • Episoder
    44
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