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Publicat20 sep. 2026
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Episoade
319-
315. Why we should all care about Japan’s rising rates
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20 sep. 2026
318-
314. Why do the tech bros really want more regulation?
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16 sep. 2026
317-
313. Ruth Curtice: middle earners need to be taxed more
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13 sep. 2026
316-
312. What's missing from Healey's growth plan?
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09 sep. 2026
315-
311. Why is the US debt crisis a big problem for Burnham?
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06 sep. 2026
314-
310. Gordon Brown: ‘I’d tell Trump he’s unpopular’
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02 sep. 2026
313-
309. Why we’re wasting our time predicting the future of AI
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30 aug. 2026
312-
308. The 4 challenges (and the biggest opportunity) facing the new PM
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26 aug. 2026
311-
307. The world’s most influential economist: how we can deliver "worker-friendly AI"
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23 aug. 2026
310-
306. The world’s most influential economist: Tax wealth and break up big tech
Ascultate
19 aug. 2026
309-
305. The Apprentice Unicorn - Euan Blair on rewiring investment and training
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16 aug. 2026
308-
304. Why Burnham’s best economic policy would be “do nothing”
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12 aug. 2026
307-
303. Why making schools truly comprehensive is vital for our economy
Ascultate
09 aug. 2026
306-
302. Can the West bridge the gap with China, India and the BRICs+ nations?
Ascultate
05 aug. 2026
305-
301. Why the US won't stop China in the AI race
Ascultate
02 aug. 2026
304-
300. Does Burnham get AI?
Ascultate
29 iul. 2026
303-
299. Trump’s new tariffs - can anyone win a trade war?
Ascultate
27 iul. 2026
302-
298. Why Healey as Chancellor? And can he find the money?
Ascultate
21 iul. 2026
301-
297. How do we reshape our workforce in the AI era?
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19 iul. 2026
300-
296. Gary Stevenson- how would a wealth tax help those on low incomes?
Ascultate
15 iul. 2026
299-
295. Jim O’Neill – The man shaping Burnhamomics
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12 iul. 2026
298-
294. Gary Stevenson – Is being a city trader bad?
Ascultate
09 iul. 2026
297-
293. A Nobel Prize winning view on wealth inequality
Ascultate
05 iul. 2026
296-
292. The £6 trillion pot we should use to grow the economy
Ascultate
01 iul. 2026
295-
291. Does Burnham have any wiggle room?
Ascultate
28 iun. 2026
294-
290. Can Burnham’s ‘business friendly socialism’ grow the economy?
Ascultate
24 iun. 2026
293-
289. Why we need fewer civil servants
Ascultate
21 iun. 2026
292-
288. Which politician is the worst tax dodger?
Ascultate
17 iun. 2026
291-
287. Dan Neidle: forget wealth taxes, do this instead
Ascultate
14 iun. 2026
290-
286. Dan Neidle: Pubs don’t deserve a VAT cut
Ascultate
10 iun. 2026
289-
285. Can Europe escape American tech dependency?
Ascultate
07 iun. 2026
288-
284. Is it time to smash the economic consensus?
Ascultate
03 iun. 2026
287-
283. Does the UK need to be rich?
Ascultate
31 mai 2026
286-
282. Are politicians living in a tax-and-spend dream world?
Ascultate
27 mai 2026
285-
281. How to tax billionaires
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24 mai 2026
284-
280. Should the government set food prices?
Ascultate
20 mai 2026
283-
279. Why SMEs want more than verbal enthusiasm from politicians
Ascultate
17 mai 2026
282-
278. Can any Starmer rival rescue the economy?
Ascultate
12 mai 2026
281-
277. How to make green energy a vote winner
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10 mai 2026
280-
276. Will bond market vigilantes see off Starmer’s rivals?
Ascultate
06 mai 2026
279-
275. The Debt Paradox: Britain’s Hidden Credit Crisis
Ascultate
03 mai 2026
278-
274. Would rejoining the EU be the best growth strategy?
Ascultate
29 apr. 2026
277-
273. How angry are business leaders with the government?
Ascultate
26 apr. 2026
276-
272. Is Anthropic holding businesses to ransom?
Ascultate
22 apr. 2026
275-
271. Youth unemployment - a national emergency?
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19 apr. 2026
274-
270. AI minister: How we build a trillion dollar AI company