Jim Power & Chris Johns
The Other Hand
Economics and finance demystified. A recent listener's comment: "I first heard about ChatGPT on your podcast and immediately started using it. I’m 73 and wrote my first program at 16. Having witnessed all developments in computing down the years I think this is the greatest since www. Your pod is informative in many different areas, politics, economics, society changes, housing crisis etc but at times goes beyond that. This episode tying up all this but also the implications of AI with a knowledgeable guest. ENTHRALLING! Keep it coming." cjpeconomics.substack.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com...
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Jul 10, 2026
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What is going on in the UK? Will Liz Truss be gone by Christmas? Is this the start of another financial crisis? 12.10.2022 34:22
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London's most expensive house up for sale. 'Lehman moments' can crop up in the most unexpected of places. Is Londongrad next on Putin;s annexation list? 08.10.2022 36:45
London House Prices. Everybody's House Price. Credit Suisse. Larry Summers. Germany's huge fiscal expansion. All this and more! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Ireland is drowning in cash. The UK isn't. The Conservative party is ungovernable - maybe all this is connected.. 05.10.2022 33:42
The UK has a growth problem. Ireland doesn't. Ireland's Finance Minister has loadsa money. The UK Chancellor is still looking for cash. Watching the Conservative party implode would be funny if it were not so serious. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
A tale of two islands. One well run, the other not so much. 29.09.2022 38:15
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Remember the PIGS? Now they are the UPIGS. The UK becomes a submerging market. The political centre is collapsing everywhere. 26.09.2022 34:55
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Budget 2023. Infantilised societies. Being poor in Ireland means you are 63% better off than your equivalent in the UK. Central bankers playing Tarzan risk swinging into a tree. 20.09.2022 36:16
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Absolutely nobody thinks that Ireland needs a tax cut. Absolutely everybody thinks somebody else's taxes should go up. Is King Charles up to the task? Probably not. 16.09.2022 37:49
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The US 'Civil War' & the kip that is San Fransicko. Macho central bankers? Dystopian Ireland: edition 42. 10.09.2022 46:01
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Central banks warn of significant and painful rate hikes to come. Another Lehman moment? Time for policymakers to wake up to the enormity of the energy crisis. 28.08.2022 16:52
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Is Ireland really so unfair? Some facts that will change no populist minds. Danger ahead from PM Truss. Time to worry about China? 19.08.2022 40:16
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Rents go nuts on both sides of the Atlantic. Shinners display their dislike of anyone making a few quid. Some rare good news about the US economy. Some less good news for the UK. 13.08.2022 39:20
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Is Ireland destined to follow the populist path? Energy bills to hit €5000? BoE outlook is terrifying. Liz Truss is the continuity Johnson PM. Pelosi: right or wrong? Windfall energy profit taxes? 06.08.2022 42:46
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Recession on both sides of the Atlantic - so stock markets go up. "Cakeism goes full gateau" in UK politics 29.07.2022 36:41
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How high will European interest rates go? How much of a mistake is the ECB about to make? Italy's existential threat to the euro; the UK's existential problem. The problems with free market ideology. 22.07.2022 37:53
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Britain's broken politics: the Tories are a pound-shop version of Trump's Republican party. The world's inflation problem just keeps getting worse. 16.07.2022 37:58
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Johnson's populism has wrecked the UK. Fixing it is beyond any of his likely successors. Ireland's peculiar populism - Shinners in power but not (yet) in office - will lead to a fiscal crisis. 09.07.2022 39:55
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Rip-off Ireland? The end of he celebrity central banker. £ sterling crisis on he way? Will global property follow Bitcoin & stock markets down? BJ stories just get worse. 01.07.2022 31:12
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Everyone is forecasting recession. Be careful what you wish for. UK politics make great entertainment for the outside observer but try living there. 25.06.2022 30:16
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Interest rate rises everywhere: recession next? House prices forecast to fall 20% in at least one country. Why a sovereign wealth fund would be a good idea. 17.06.2022 37:20
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Interest rates set to rise by more than expected: will they kill the housing market? Is the ECB about to make yet another big mistake? 'Boris Johnson is like a shopping trolley with a wonky wheel'. 10.06.2022 35:20
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Why does nothing work any more? Economic weather warnings raised from storm to hurricane. A Dublin restaurant experience. Gate 355: Dublin Airport's entrance to hell. 03.06.2022 39:39
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Ireland booms, UK grinds to a halt. US housing market joins Canada's and starts to slow - signs of things to come? 27.05.2022 33:54
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Rents & the housing crisis. Stock markets in a different kind of crisis: strong signal that global recession is now the big worry for investors. 20.05.2022 38:45
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Is the solution to the housing crisis both simple and obvious? Will higher interest rates burst the global and Irish housing bubbles? Dark warnings of financial stress from crypto. 14.05.2022 38:33
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They haven't gone away you know: water charges. Ireland's dystopia: incomes up, poverty down, inequality down. Truths that can never be told. 11.05.2022 36:07
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