The Wall Street Journal
When Elephants Fight
Mastercard's Michael Froman and Arnold & Porter's Claire Reade speak with WSJ Associate Editor John Bussey about the trade battle between the U.S. and China, and the future of the Trans-Pacific Partnership.
History Hit
Ottoman Empire with Kate Fleet: Viewing the Ottoman as the other
Learn how the ideas of Christians and Muslims being divided influence our thinking of the Ottoman empire. What happened at the gates of Vienna? Ottoman Empire with Kate Fleet, Part 2
Institute for New Economic Thinking
Jeff Sachs - Survival of the Fittest: The Need for Comparative Economics 3/5
In Part 3 of this interview From the Director's Chair, INET Executive Director Robert Johnson talks with Jeffrey Sachs about the realities of the American fiscal situation. The focus on small government can't fit ever-lower taxes for the...
Curated Video
Alternative Market-Oriented Strategies for Economic Development
The video is a lecture discussing alternative market-oriented strategies that developing countries can use to promote economic development. The speaker explains two strategies in particular: deregulation. The video outlines how these...
ACDC Leadership
Aggregate Demand and Supply Practice- Macro Topic 3.5 and 3.6
Be sure to pause the video and try the practice questions on your own. In this video I explain what you should watch out for when answering exam questions and give you several practice questions too make sure you know what happens to...
The Wall Street Journal
Britain's New Place in the World
Can the UK seize opportunities from the technological revolution and a new partnership with Europe?
The Viral Fever
Kandovan Caves, Iran
Kandovan Caves, Iran full length: In this video, we explore the unique cave-dwelling village of Kandovan in Iran. This 13th-century village is home to a population of 670 people who reside in cone-shaped troglodyte homes. The village's...
Institute for New Economic Thinking
Who Wins and Loses from Innovation?
The concept of innovation as a "good thing" is seldom questioned. After all, there is no doubt that innovation and invention create the foundations for much of our growth and economic prosperity. But what about the distributional...
Institute for New Economic Thinking
William Janeway: The Market or the State? (2/6)
William Janeway is a Senior Advisor at Warburg Pincus and a speaker at INET's Bretton Woods Conference on April 10, 2011.
MarketWatch
What a V or a K-shaped recovery looks like - and what it means for you
Economists and politicians are trying to predict how the economy can bounce back from the earlier crash brought on by the pandemic. Here are the most common shapes of recovery and what they mean for your investments.
Institute for New Economic Thinking
Carlo C. Jaeger: Climate Change and New Models of Growth 2/6
Carlo C. Jaeger, Head of Research Domain Transdisciplinary Concepts & Methods, Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research speaking at a panel entitled "New Economics, Climate Change, and New Models of Growth" at the Institute for New...
Mediacorp
Trouble on the Mekong: Characteristics of the Mekong River
This video explores the significance of the Mekong River, Asia's most important waterway, and its role in sustaining communities across multiple countries. However, the video also raises concerns about the rapid development and...
Curated Video
Introduction to Fiscal Policy: Understanding Expansionary and Contractionary Policies
The video is a lecture on fiscal policy. The presenter begins by explaining the difference between expansionary and contractionary fiscal policy. He goes on to discuss the macro and micro economic aspects of fiscal policy, explaining how...
Curated Video
Aggregate Demand Shifts: Analyzing and Evaluating Impact on the Economy
This lesson covers how a change in aggregate demand can impact the economy, and the analysis and evaluation that needs to be done to predict outcomes in terms of macro objectives. It provides step-by-step guidance on how to approach the...
Curated Video
The Push and Pull Factors of International Business
The video discusses the importance of international business and the incentives for businesses to engage in exports and imports. It also delves into the push and pull factors that encourage or discourage companies from engaging in...
The Wall Street Journal
Decoding the Health-Tech Boom
Entrepreneur and Athenahealth co-founder Jonathan Bush discusses the economic and societal factors behind the growth in health-tech, the role of technology and data privacy in healthcare innovation, and lessons learned throughout his...
The Business Professor
International Law and the Global Economy
There are numerous laws applicable to relationships between nations and between individuals from different nations carrying on business. This video explains what is International Law and how Does International Law affect the global economy?
Financial Times
Charts that Count: putting first-quarter returns into perspective
Returns from the S&P 500 in the first quarter of 2019 were the highest since 1998. FT data visualisation journalist Brooke Fox explains why it's not time to break out the champagne.
TLDR News
The Final Debate Explained: Did Biden Win? Will it Help Trump's Polling? - TLDR News
After one chaotic debate and another cancelled one, Biden and Trump took to the debate stage last night for one last time. So in this video we discuss how both candidates performed, which won the debate and if this will even make a...
The Wall Street Journal
IMF's Chief Economist on Covid-19 and the Economy
Gita Gopinath on the outlook for the U.S. and other industrialized economies, and if business can continue to count on central banks stimulating economic activity.
TLDR News
5 Reasons Trump Will Be Re-Elected in 2020 - TLDR News
In 2016 a lot of people were shocked to see Trump win the US Presidential Election. This time around we wanted to be a bit more prepared, so in this video, we explain the 5 reasons we think Trump hs a good chance at getting a second term.
SWPictures
THE OTHER AMERICA - Trade Not Aid
Latin America's chequered history with multi-national companies can make big business a hard sell. In this film we look at some business projects in South America, centred on the poor to see what can happen. “It is not about philanthropy...
Institute for New Economic Thinking
Who Stole Ireland's Pot of Gold
Banking crises come and go, but they become exceptionally complicated matters when the affected country is non-sovereign in the sense that it does not issue its own currency. This is essentially the problem faced by Ireland, which was...
Institute for New Economic Thinking
Michael Greenberger: Setting the Stage for the Next Financial Crisis
Proprietary trading by Wall Street banks precipitated the 2008 financial crisis that resulted in a near 13 trillion dollar bailout by American taxpayers of Too Big To Fail financial institutions. As early as 2007, Morgan Stanley lost $9...