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The institutions that control the money supply, set interest rates, and serve as lenders of last resort -- from the Bank of Sweden in 1668 to today's age of quantitative easing and digital currencies.
Why are some nations rich and others poor? A journey through the theories, evidence, and policy experiments that seek to end global poverty.
Bubbles, panics, crashes, and depressions: a journey through the recurring human pattern of euphoria, excess, and collapse that has shaped economies for four centuries.
The rich get richer. But why? How unequal are we, what drives it, does it matter, and what can be done? A data-driven exploration.
From cowrie shells to cryptocurrency: a 10,000-year journey through the invention, evolution, and future of the medium that makes civilisation possible.
How labour markets work, why wages differ, what unions do, and how automation, globalisation, and policy shape the world of work.
The Economics of Everyday Decisions
From mercantilism to global value chains: how economists have explained why nations trade, who benefits, and what happens when borders open or close.