Steve and Cory talk about the budget and begin to talk about how the next few years in UK politics may play out. Next week we'll reflect on the local elections.
The seond of our episodes on the UK economy.
Steve and Cory talk about a recent paper talking about the productivity problem in the UK ecconomy.
You can read the paper they are talking about here: https://www.hks.harvard.edu/sites/default/files/centers/mrcbg/files/198_AWP_final.pdf
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Steve and Cory lament the fact that the world seems unable to go three years without a financial crisis and talk about the recent bank collapses.
We are indebted to the work of Adam Tooze, which is always worth a read: https://adamtooze.substack.com
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As the podcast returns after moving house, we discuss political comebacks.
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Steve and Cory talk about sportswashing, greenwashing and how businesses are trying to develop ethical practices.
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Steve and Cory talk about what their priorities would be if they were Minister for the Future in a UK government. They discuss the NESTA essays published on the Prospect website which you can see here: https://www.prospectmagazine.co.uk/specialreports/minister-for-the-future
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In the time-honoured fashion, Steve and Cory start the year by picking their movers and shakers in British Politics over the coming year.
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Back by popular demand, the second-rate light entertainment show to conclude our year. Steve Haynes and Jen Hemingway take on John Cotton and Luke John Davies in the grudge match everyone is talking about.
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Cory and Steve are joined by Luke John Davies, John Cotton and Jen Hemmingway to look back on 2022 in British Politics.
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Shaz Rahman once again joins Steve and Cory to look back on Rishi Sunak's start as Prime Minister.
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Shaz Rahman once again joins us to talk about why energy bills are so high.
Shaz Rahman joins Steve and Cory to talk about what happened at Cop 27 and whether the world can avoid 1.5 degrees of warming.
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Patrick Cook joins us to talk about the Midterm Elections in America.
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Liz Truss has resigned, Rishi Sunak will become Prime Minister today. Is that an end to the chaos?
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Steve and Cory try and work out the structural reasons behind the pickle Liz Truss finds herself in.
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Steve and Cory on the fallout from *that* mini-budget.
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This week saw the Truss Governments' first central set of actions. A "Mini Budget" that cuts taxes and launches an economic experiment in Trickle Down Economics.
Steve and Cory pay farewell to the worst Prime Minister we've ever had, and look forward with trepdiation to the next one.
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Nothing in Britain seems to work properly, especially not the Conservative Party Leadership contest.
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Steve and Cory decide what are the ten silliest policies announced by Liz Truss and Rishi Sunak in the leadership race so far.
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Cory and Steve revisit nudge theory in the light of some recent research that claims it doesn't work.
We talk about the PNAS report which you can read more about here: https://twitter.com/johnholbein1/status/1551243921153556480?s=21&t=MLRIy61HtU8_6w2UXISiiw and the framing debate here: https://twitter.com/ThomasTalhelm/status/1524406028833591298
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The new Prime Minister will have a daunting intray. What global challenges do they have to cope with and what have candidates for the leadership said they'll do about them?
We've stolen the polycrisis idea from Adam Tooze; read about it here: https://adamtooze.com/2022/06/24/chartbook-130-defining-polycrisis-from-crisis-pictures-to-the-crisis-matrix/
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Luke John Davies join Steve and Cory to talk about the final runners in the Conservative leadership contest.
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Steve and Cory talk about the sensible, mature discussions taking place in the Conservative Party right now.
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