Garys Economics
Labour want to come on Gary’s Economics, should I let them?
In this episode, Gary discusses the potential invitation for Labour Party MPs to join his channel, weighing the moral obligation to allow them to defend their policies against the risks of losing political neutrality and the impact on the channel's growth.
Why Labour is crushing your living standards
The episode discusses the current economic crisis and its impact on living standards, attributing the issues to the increasing wealth gap and austerity policies imposed by the Labour government. The host outlines a concept termed 'squeeze out,' illustrating how the wealthy accumulate assets at the expense of the working and middle classes, ultimately leading to a series of economic stages that threaten stability and welfare.
The economist who taught me the most: meeting Ha-Joon Chang (49 minutes 52 seconds)
Gary hosts economist Ha-Joon Chang to discuss economics education, inequality, and economic theories. They emphasize the need for a more pluralistic approach to economics.
The week Trump nearly crashed the world economy (53 minutes 32 seconds)
In this episode, Gary Stevenson discusses the recent economic turmoil caused by Donald Trump's proposed tariffs, exploring their implications for the global economy and the potential consequences for both the US and poorer countries.
How close are we to winning higher taxes on the rich? (33 minutes 33 seconds)
Gary Stevenson discusses the political potential of taxing wealth more, the importance of expanding support beyond his personal brand, and the need for collective action to address economic inequality.
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