Talking the 1970s, US political economy & the China shock
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Down to business:
Back in February 2019 I sat down with two friends – Mark Blyth of Brown University (he of “austerity” and “angrynomics”) and Brendan Greeley of the FT – to talk about political economy, the 1970s, the “China shock”. It was a really good conversation. Recalling the scene – I think it was in my Columbia office – it seem as though it comes from another world. But the content has stood up well.
To listen, click here
Don’t worry about the usual FT paywall. It says that access is free.
More great conversations to come.
Chartbook newsletter #31 on climate political economy in the works.
