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S8 Ep26: The rise of China in academic research

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S8 Ep25: Growth and trust in government

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S8 Ep24: Do friendships change our political opinions?

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S8 Ep23: What is geoeconomics?

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S8 Ep22: Do superstar advisors create star students?

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S8 Ep21: A meaningful life

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S8 Ep20: Expelling the experts

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S8 Ep19: Central banks as financial agents of the state

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S8 Ep18: When our values clash at work

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S8 Ep17: The menopause penalty at work

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S8 Ep16: The next generation: Paris ‘24

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S8 Ep15: Ending period stigma in schools

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S8 Ep14: The laws that protected women from work

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S8 Ep13: The class gap in career progression

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S8 Ep12: Do we work harder when we work from home?

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S8 Ep11: How should the EU respond to Trump?

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S8 Ep10: Who should work, and how much?

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S8 Ep9: A European climate bond

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S8 Ep8: Can planting trees change the climate?

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S8 Ep7: The impact of financial deglobalisation

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S8 Ep6: Do cryptocurrencies matter?

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S8 Ep5: What impact have trade sanctions had on Russia?

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S8 Ep4: Crime and punishment?

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S8 Ep3: Trump’s tariffs: Help for the heartland?

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S8 Ep2: What policymakers get wrong about US trade deficits

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S8 Ep1: Can AI forecasts improve crisis response?

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S7 Ep59: Spotting social isolation in the classroom

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S7 Ep58: Trading around geopolitics

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S7 Ep57: Can central banks green the financial system?

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S7 Ep56: Populism and war

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S7 Ep55: Masculinity around the world

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S7 Ep54: Banking without branches

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S7 Ep53: The price of deforestation

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S7 Ep52: Financing the green transition

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S7 Ep51: Insuring the world of the future

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S7 Ep50: The economic effect of the Great Fire of London

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S7 Ep49: Young, educated, and unemployed

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S7 Ep48: NOBEL SPECIAL: James Robinson on antisocial norms

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S7 Ep47: Access to opportunity in the sciences

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S7 Ep46: Food policy in a warming world

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S7 Ep45: How protests are born, and how they die

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S7 Ep44: The US is in a fiscal mess

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S7 Ep43: Digital access and infectious disease

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S7 Ep42: The economics of strategy

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S7 Ep41: The EU miracle

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S7 Ep40: The economic burden of burnout

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S7 Ep39: Getting cash transfers right

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S7 Ep38: Do billionaires pay taxes?

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S7 Ep37: When development creates conflict

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S7 Ep36: Competence vs gender

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S7 Ep35: Improving digital payments for social protection

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S7 Ep34: The next generation: PSE 2024

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S7 Ep33: The effects of disability hiring quotas

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S7 Ep32: Will tax or finance get us to net zero?

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S7 Ep31: Location, location, location

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S7 Ep30: It’s a dirty job

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S7 Ep29: Climate tipping points

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S7 Ep28: Collaboration after #MeToo

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S7 Ep27: Mafias and firms

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S7 Ep26: Economic decline and the rise of populism

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S7 Ep25: The stigma of depression

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S7 Ep24: How fake news shapes the business cycle

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S7 Ep23: What should business schools teach about the climate crisis?

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S7 Ep22: Europe’s economic security

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S7 Ep21: Clearing the path to growth

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S7 Ep20: How quickly should we adopt AI?

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S7 Ep19: Which jobs will AI replace?

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S7 Ep18: Monetary policy, mortgages, and the housing market

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S7 Ep17: The long shadow of the Spanish Civil War

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S7 Ep16: Monetary policy responses to inflation

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S7 Ep15: Mispriced risk and the end of ESG

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S7 Ep14: Disasters and bank financing

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S7 Ep13: Pandemic, war and debt

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S7 Ep12: Women are from Mars too

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S7 Ep11: Weder di Mauro: What went wrong at Credit Suisse

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S7 Ep10: The euro at 25

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S7 Ep9: Can parents teach patience?

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S7 Ep7: Climate finance instruments

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S7 Ep8: Main Street’s pain, Wall Street’s gain

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S7 Ep6: The impact of mandatory profit sharing

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S7 Ep5: Microdata in Europe

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S7 Ep4: The seeds of knowledge

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S7 Ep3: Young economists: Paris 2023

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S7 Ep2: Solving the wickedest problem

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S7 Ep1: The global transmission of Fed rate hikes

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S6 Ep57: The impact of refugees on community health

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S6 Ep56: A new programme area: Climate change and the environment

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S6 Ep55: Navigating city transport policy

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S6 Ep54: The art of gerrymandering

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S6 Ep53: What is the purpose of a company?

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S6 Ep52: Making banking safe

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S6 Ep51: Later-life mortality and the repeal of prohibition

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S6 Ep50: Violence against women in politics

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S6 Ep49: Is there a market for biodiversity?

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S6 Ep48: AI’s impact on jobs

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S6 Ep47: Will deglobalisation lead to a new Cold War?

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S6 Ep46: Whither climate finance?

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S6 Ep45: Does anger drive populism?

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S6 Ep44: How the US solved its Korean EV trade crisis

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S6 Ep43: War and science in Ukraine