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Can tariffs make us rich? Speaking to Ha-Joon Chang

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Harley the samurai profil fotoğrafı
Harley the samurai1 yıl önce

Nailed it with the parasitic class. The US is run by middle men that add no value to anything and take the lions share of profits.

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Patrick Hölscher1 yıl önce

Gary I remember you attending the Ha Joon lectures years ago, I was one of the camera folk 😄👍

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The Washington Post1 yıl önce

Here’s what could get more expensive with Trump’s new tariffs.

Caleb Ayrania profil fotoğrafı
Caleb Ayrania1 yıl önce

A city boy and an economics professor walks into a bar, and agrees that America is a pseudo-third world country!

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willgoodbin🍦🐟1 yıl önce

Brilliant! I love Ha-Joon Changs insight and his books are excellent. He's the cream of heterodox economists and we now know they only ones worth listening to on economics. Looks like this a clip from a longer conversation, can't wait to see the rest.

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Andrew Nelsonhart1 yıl önce

Why are you guys glossing over how this has pressure makes the middle class bigger. Or is it cause you only think taxing the rich makes that possible?

Learn Market Economics🏗️🏭⚖️🚛🚜⛽👨‍🔧 profil fotoğrafı
Learn Market Economics🏗️🏭⚖️🚛🚜⛽👨‍🔧1 yıl önce

Dumb and dumber.

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AminSuny1 yıl önce

There are so many #Economist bullshitters but Prof Ha-Joon Chang is always a voice of reality. Thank you Gary for bringing him on an accessible format.

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nouveau1 yıl önce

amazing amount of naivety on trade because the neolib establishment is such a strong bias and consensus, even "smart" people seem blissfully unaware of the issue

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Photography Unlimited1 yıl önce

how tariff distribute wealth upwards from working classes to the already wealthy #thebigsqueeze

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