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#043 - Philip Pilkington - Why European Countries Face Economic Ruination Of Their Own Making

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Philip Pilkington is a macroeconomist and investment professional, and he's also the host of the Multipolarity Podcast. In this episode, Phil and I talk about why European nations are struggling so much economically, and why the macroeconomic environment shows that we're in for a scary ride, how the European Union and the European Central Bank are intervening in national elections, why central banks are increasingly intervening in democratic elections or political office, what is stopping the UK and European nations from re-industrialising, potential pathways to re-industrialisation, how to address labour shortages and low birth rates without giving more immigration than people can live with, and why Phil keeps changing his mind on the European Union and much, much more. Enjoy the show class mates. And don't forget to subscribe.You can also check Philip out at:X/TwitterUnherdSubstackYou can follow and subscribe to Thinking Class on:  X/TwitterYouTubeSubstack

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