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VoxTalks Economics
476 episodes · by Tim Phillips
About VoxTalks Economics
VoxTalks Economics is a podcast with 476 episodes in the PodLexicon database, each accompanied by a full searchable transcript and AI-generated summary. Learn about groundbreaking new research, commentary and policy ideas from the world's leading economists. PodLexicon indexes every episode of VoxTalks Economics and turns each one into a searchable AI summary — find the episode that covers a topic, track how that topic evolved over time, or compare what different guests said about it.
Topics Covered on VoxTalks Economics
Blockchain as Distributed Consensus Bitcoin as Early Proof-of-Concept Smart Contracts and Automation Technical Hurdles and Development Timeline Privacy, Security, and Cyber Risk Legal Framework and Investor Protection Scale and Importance of Remittances Cost Structure and Variation
Notable Guests on VoxTalks Economics
Recent Episodes
S9 Ep49: Combatting sexual harassment in the military — August 21, 2026S9 Ep48: What price to save Japan's ghost towns? — August 14, 2026S9 Ep47: The Next Generation: PSE 2026 — August 07, 2026S9 Ep46: Absorbing shocks since 1891 — August 05, 2026S9 Ep45: Tariff Confusion — July 31, 2026S9 Ep44: How superpowers shape trade — July 29, 2026S9 Ep43: Navigating industrial policy — July 24, 2026S9 Ep42: The Safety Paradox — July 22, 2026S9 Ep41: Making teenagers read newspapers — July 17, 2026S9 Ep40: Are net zero commitments greenwash? — July 15, 2026S9 Ep39: Europe in 2050 — July 10, 2026S9 Ep38: Europe in the Middle — July 08, 2026S9 Ep37: Addressing Global Imbalances — July 03, 2026S9 Ep36: Helping the over-50s find work — July 01, 2026S9 Ep35: The success of the embedded state — June 26, 2026S9 Ep34: Making defence spending pay — June 19, 2026S9 Ep33: Did the sewing machine liberate women? — June 12, 2026S9 Ep32: The digital money supply — June 05, 2026S9 Ep31: How well does patent screening work? — May 29, 2026S9 Ep30: Redefining the monetary standard — May 22, 2026S9 Ep29: Guns and Butter — May 15, 2026S9 Ep28: Immigration and integration in Europe — May 08, 2026S9 Ep27: The right to choose to die — May 01, 2026S9 Ep26: The public origins of American innovation — April 24, 2026S9 Ep25: Rebalancing the Chinese economy — April 20, 2026S9 Ep24: Stablecoins and Global Imbalances — April 13, 2026S9 Ep23: Global imbalances redux — April 13, 2026S9 Ep22: World War Trade — April 02, 2026S9 Ep21: The Bank of England's capital mistake? — March 27, 2026S9 Ep20: What triggered January 6? — March 20, 2026S9 Ep19: Can blockchain decentralise money, contracts, and finance? — March 17, 2026S9 Ep18: Will AI transform economic growth? — March 13, 2026S9 Ep17: Sanctions and financial repression — March 06, 2026S9 Ep16: What's next for Ukraine: The labour market — March 04, 2026S9 Ep15: What's next for Ukraine: Reconstruction — February 27, 2026S9 Ep14: What’s next for Ukraine: Investment — February 25, 2026S9 Ep13: The alpha political male — February 20, 2026S9 Ep12: Management under the spotlight — February 18, 2026S9 Ep11: The next generation: Paris ‘25 — February 13, 2026S9 Ep10: How many people die when the US cuts foreign aid? — February 11, 2026S9 Ep9: What should Europe do about Trump? — February 06, 2026S9 Ep8: The economic consequences of living longer — February 04, 2026S9 Ep7: How exchange rates responded to tariffs — January 28, 2026S9 Ep6: What's next for Trump’s tariffs? — January 23, 2026S9 Ep5: Is US debt sustainable? — January 21, 2026S9 Ep4: Do stablecoins threaten financial stability? — January 16, 2026S9 Ep3: Can Europe defend itself? — January 14, 2026S9 Ep2: Has AI eaten the economics major? — January 09, 2026S9 Ep1: Trump, trade, and AI growth — January 07, 2026S8 Ep65: The future of globalisation — December 19, 2025
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