Australia stands as an exemplary success story—prosperous, secure, and filled with opportunities. However, a closer examination reveals a fragile framework dependent on unsustainable sectors, skyrocketing housing prices, and increasing inequality across generations. In this video, we delve into the true narrative of Australia’s economic success, the precario ... Show More
Aug 11
Why do We Still Need to Work?
A century ago, economist John Maynard Keynes confidently predicted that by 2030, we would only be working 15 hours a week. Yet, here we are—working harder than ever! While technology has dramatically boosted productivity, our work hours remain largely unchanged, and the prevalenc ... Show More
15m 56s
Nov 2024
What’s wrong with Britain’s economy? With Sam Bowman
The UK is lagging behind its peers in the Eurozone. Its per capita GDP trails that of France and Germany, and yet its housing and energy is scarcer and more expensive. A recent essay by Sam Bowman, co-authored with Ben Southwood and Samuel Hughes, argues that Britain has struggle ... Show More
37m 4s
May 24
Combien faut-il de générations pour qu'une famille sorte de la pauvreté ?
En France, il faut en moyenne six générations pour qu’un enfant né dans une famille pauvre accède à un niveau de vie moyen. Ce chiffre, à première vue abstrait, en dit long sur l’état de la mobilité sociale dans le pays. Et il est préoccupant : seule la Hongrie fait « pire » au s ... Show More
2m 3s
Sep 2024
Talking Heads – Inequality: why does it matter for investors?
Inequality may not be an obvious factor when assessing the prospects of a company. Yet, it is financially material, impacting productivity and well-being. As such, it can make a crucial contribution to a healthy society and stable economy. Equality Lead and ESG Analyst Sindhu Jan ... Show More
7m 24s