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Tag: Dec 2022

Speaking figures – transcript

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The Mint:         Good morning, Max. And thank you very much for giving some time to The Mint to talk about your work. Max Lawson:    Oh, it’s a pleasure. Thanks for …

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Anti-matters transcript

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The Mint:         Good afternoon, Tony. Thank you very much for giving time to talk to The Mint. Tony Myatt:      It’s my pleasure, Henry. The Mint:         Brilliant. Well, I really was …

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Power Corrupts – transcript

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Nicholas Gruen:            Here we are. The Mint:                     Good day Nicholas. And thank you very much for joining us to talk to the Mint today. Nicholas Gruen:            Hi Henry. Evening here …

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Malignant growth

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Britain has long been a high poverty,  high inequality nation. It’s time to change that, says Stewart Lansley. One of the most important political questions of the time is whether …

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Seen but never heard

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Caroline Knowles takes a look at the life of the modern-day Jeeves. The World Wealth Report (2021) reveals that the UK’s High Net Worth Individuals (HNWIs) – those with more …

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The Bank of England’s deceptive guide to economics

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Guy Dauncey reviews Can’t We Just Print More Money? Economics in Ten Simple Questions, by Rupal Patel and Jack Meaning, Bank of England. Two economists from the Bank of England …

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Did social closeness beat Covid?

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How could mutual respect rein in Covid deaths? Irene van Staveren offers an explanation. Why were the Covid-19 death rates in populist countries such as the US, Brazil and India, …

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Why we should all be ecofeminists

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“Equality makes for good environmental policymaking” says Katy Wiese  Ahead of COP27 in November, more than 40.000 people went to the streets in Brussels to put pressure on policymakers to …

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The word on the street 

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Johannes Lenhard calls for nuance in our understanding of homeless people. I return regularly to where I first started speaking to people experiencing homelessness, in the heart of East London, …

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Behind the curtain

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The Macro Economics Anti-Textbook: A Critical Thinker’s Guide by Tony Myatt. Review by Henry Leveson-Gower Paul A. Samuelson – an economics colossus who bestrode the economics profession in the three …

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