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We present to you Econoworld's latest series 'A Conversation With'. In these episodes, the Econoworld team delve deeper into the stories behind some of the most successful and prosperous individuals in the worlds of economics, business, finance, law and any other corporate or academic field. Our first guest to this series is Arpan Bhatt - a General Banking Associate at the world-leading law firm, Clifford Chance. From his humble origins at a London state school, Arpan has reached the unreachable and achieved the unachievable. Aaron Singh and Aman Nagra explore his wonderful feats.

This podcast is the first episode for our new series “Economic Profiles” where we will focus our attention to specific economists and their ideologies. In this episode, we focus on Philip Minsky and discuss how his ideologies were shaped due to his childhood and how his economic theories were adapted to certain financial crises. This series is led by Berat Topal, and will feature Ozan Er in future episodes.

The Three Marketeers continue their exploration into the world of economic schools of thought. In this episode, the Classical School of economic thought is further analysed with a particular focus on the works of Malthus and Ricardo: two economists that were monumental in giving the Classical School and the growing science of economics its form in the era following Adam Smith.

In this podcast, The Three Marketeers take their first step into the world of economic schools of thought. In this episode, the Classical School of economic thought is explored with a particular focus on the works of Adam Smith: the founder of the economics we know today.

A voyage into the age-old economic duel between free market and command economies. The Three Marketeers discuss, through a profoundly analytical lens, each form of economic system - evaluating the positives and drawbacks of each. Ultimately questioning if human liberty, the essence behind our very endeavour, waxes and wanes as bureaucracy and enterprise lever the economy.

In their first ever podcast, The Three Marketeers explore the heart of 'Wealth Inequality' - dissecting, perhaps, one of the greatest economic adversities of all time. What is the solution to 'Wealth Inequality'? Is there a solution? Much more fundamentally, could it even be an inevitable and necessary component of our civilised existence?