We’re travelling less, staying away from the office, and spending more time at home. In the short term, it seems, those who still have money are spending a slug of it doing up their house, or moving to a bigger one, with outdoor space. House prices in the UK are growing much faster in Scotland, Wales and regional England than they are in London, for example. So, will escalating house prices be one of the consequences of COVID cocooning – and does that make the economic impact of the virus even worse than it is already? Questions Phil Dobbie puts to Prof Steve Keen in this week’s Debunking Economics podcast.

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