In this episode, I'll be considering the sort of thinking underpinning the recent lock-downs across the world. Were they necessary, and what was really the goal? 
The alternative title of this episode would be: "How do politicians decide how many of us are going to die?"

In this episode, I'll be considering the sort of thinking underpinning the recent lock-downs across the world. Were they necessary, and what was really the goal? The alternative title of this episode would be: "How do politicians decide how many of us are going to die?"

In this episode, I'll be considering the sort of thinking underpinning the recent lock-downs across the world. Were they necessary, and what was really the goal?&nbsp;
The alternative title of this episode would be: "How do politicians decide how many of us are going to die?"&nbsp;

Episode 1: For whom the bell tolls

How do governments decide which of us and how many will die in the pandemic? Are central banks sowing the seeds of the next crisis and making us all poorer? This and other topical issues in economics dealt with in a rigorous, yet accessible and humorous way

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Episode 1: For whom the bell tolls

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