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Accounting for the real world episodes
- Guest Sam Juthani explains his work at the Bank of EnglandEconomist at the Bank of England Sam Juthani explains the work of the bank in ensuring financial stability, and supporting the economy.The Cornout equilibrium he mentions is here:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cournot_competitionYou can find Sam here: https://twitter.com/samjuthani38 min
- Guest Kim Searle talks emotions and positive habitsIncreasingly we're recognising the importance of emotions and wellbeing in the workplace.In this episode emotional wellbeing specialist Kim Searle talks habits, mental health and wellbeing.Kim's Youtube channel:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC8hc4d3bgM0bpp39jH3icJwA link to the "Tap" techniquehttps://www.youtube.com/user/eftwizard34 min
- Guest Hari Sewell talks workplace mental health and BLMConsultant and author Hari Sewell shares his specialist expertise in employment including workplace mental health, tackling unconscious bias and the impact of the Black Lives Matter movement as well as Covid.You can find out more about Hari's work here:www.hsconsultancy.org.uk28 min
- Guest Katie Kempen talks police custody, market failure and governanceKatie Kempen, CEO of the Independent Custody Visitors Association, discusses her organisation's work, the impact of Covid on police custody, market failures and how running a not-for-profit affects the way she runs the accounts and financial reporting.You can find out more about ICVA here: https://icva.org.uk/Or on twitter: https://twitter.com/CustodyVisiting32 min
- Free markets and free school meals.In this week's episode I look at the economics behind the controversy around free school meals and how the idea of the market mechanism might have helped avoid the controversy. I also talk about why taking a top down approach to vaccination may make sense.21 min
- Guest Caroline Gratrix, headshot photographer, talks goals and differentiationGuest Caroline Gratrix, headshot photographer talks about what the goals and objectives for her business are and how much she loves making people smile.She also talks about the fear she felt when she decided to put her business into a very specific niche that differentiated her work, and the impact it had on the way she runs her business - both from a selling and a cost point of view.You can find her on instagram here:https://www.instagram.com/vivaphotography19 min
- Why Accounting (and economics) matters in the real worldA short introductory episode explaining why accounting affects your small business or not for profit, who this podcast is for and what you can expect.It’s a short episode but I hope you enjoy it - make sure you subscribe to get future episodes.10 min
About Accounting for the real world
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Are you interested in how accountancy, economics and finance has a real life impact on businesses and charities, as well as daily life? Would you like to feel as if you understand how economics affects you and what's happening in the news impacts your business or charity's finances?
Rachel Eden, lecturer at Royal Holloway and founder of growing accountancy practice Holy Brook Associates shares a series of podcasts and interviews that bring to life and show how understanding economics and accounting can affect real organisations every day.