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Ones & Tooze: The Economics Behind Mariupol

March 25, 2022

More than 100,000 people currently want to evacuate the besieged city of Mariupol in Ukraine. On this episode of Ones and Tooze, Adam Tooze and

Ones & Tooze: The Collapse of China’s Zero-COVID Policy

March 18, 2022

More than 50 million people are living under lockdown restrictions in China amid a dramatic surge of COVID cases. Adam and Cameron discuss the potential

Ones & Tooze: How Rising Oil Prices Will Change the World as We Know It

March 11, 2022

As the war in Ukraine entered its third week, the price of a barrel of oil peaked at $130, its highest since 2008. The pain

Ones & Tooze: The War on Russia’s Economy

March 4, 2022

On this episode, Adam and Cameron discuss the sanctions Europe and the United States have imposed on Russia’s economy in response to its invasion of

The Ezra Klein Show: Can the West Stop Russia by Strangling its Economy?

March 1, 2022

A conversation with Ezra Klein on his podcast regarding the invasion of Ukraine and the economic war that West is waging on Russia. You can

Ones & Tooze: How Biden’s Sanctions Against Russia Fall Short

February 25, 2022

download(size: 29 MB ) On this episode, Cameron and Adam discuss the sanctions President Biden has imposed on Moscow over its invasion of Ukraine and

Ones & Tooze: Could a Group of Truckers Actually Hurt the Canadian Economy?

February 18, 2022

download(size: 45 MB ) Adam and Cameron take a closer look at the economics of the Canadian trucker protest to see how much damage one

Ones & Tooze: Is the U.S. Economy Really Booming?

February 11, 2022

The U.S. economy grew close to 6% in 2021, the strongest year in nearly four decades. On this episode of Ones and Tooze, Adam Tooze

Ones & Tooze: The Trouble With Cryptocurrency

February 4, 2022

Who really benefits from cryptocurrency and why the market has tumbled. The cryptocurrency market has lost some $1.1 trillion in value over recent months. On

Ones & Tooze: Boris Johnson and the Sordid Arithmetic of Partygate

January 28, 2022

Also on the show: How much will that midlife crisis cost you? If British Prime Minister Boris Johnson loses his job over the the scandals

Ones and Tooze: Why Do People Still Care About Davos?

January 21, 2022

Inside the Davos Bubble Season 1, Ep. 17 It’s been lampooned as a gathering of “the rich and the clueless.” U2 lead singer Bono referred

Ones and Tooze: How Would Sanctions Work Against Russia Over Ukraine?

January 14, 2022

Talks with Russia to resolve the Ukraine crisis hit a dead end this week. As Foreign Policy reports, top Biden administration officials have reiterated the

Ones and Tooze: The Economics of the Beatles vs. the Rolling Stones

January 7, 2022

Season 1, Ep. 15 After watching the Beatles: Get Back sessions, Cameron Abadi was inspired to dive deeper into the economics of the Beatles versus the Rolling Stones with Adam

Ones & Tooze – From the Archive: How Inflation Works

December 24, 2021

Season 1, Ep. 14 When we first aired this episode of Ones and Tooze on why prices are rising, analysts were warning of a possible

Ones & Tooze: The Pentagon vs. Walmart

December 17, 2021

Season 1, Ep. 13 Congress has approved a $768 billion defense budget for 2022. If the Pentagon were a private company, would it be bigger

Ones and Tooze: Is Democracy Better for the Economy?

December 10, 2021

Season 1, Ep. 12 With President Joe Biden’s Democracy Summit underway, Adam and Cameron discuss whether democratic principles help or hinder economies. The answer is

Ones and Tooze – How Sanctions Work (and Why They Often Don’t)

December 3, 2021

Iranians have lived with them for years but remain defiant. Representatives of Iran, the United States, and European countries met this week in Vienna for

Ones and Tooze – Do We Need to Worry About the Great Resignation?

November 19, 2021

In this episode, Cameron Abadi and Adam Tooze discuss the larger implications of the Great Resignation and the booming sales of pet food. On this

Ones & Tooze: electric vehicle charging and the economics of death.

November 12, 2021

…. I’m actually not kidding. New Ones and Tooze just dropped. Cameron and I talk about electric vehicles, chargers, the US and China …. and

Ones and Tooze on the bond market turmoil and Carney’s trillions

November 6, 2021

The latest Ones and Tooze posted Friday. Recorded from Lisbon, Cameron and I talk bond markets, central banks and big money at COP26. Listen below

Ones and Tooze: Jerome Powell vs. The Bond Markets

November 5, 2021

On this episode, Adam Tooze and Cameron Abadi discuss the moves and countermoves of the bond market and the Federal Reserve Chairman in response to

Ones and Tooze: the COP edition

October 30, 2021

… plus global food prices. This week on Ones and Tooze, Cameron and I give you a run down of COP26. Get the podcast here:

Ones and Tooze: Inflation, pasta and Maultaschen

October 21, 2021

When macro meet “mouth pockets”. This week Cameron and I discuss inflation and why Germans love Italian pasta and what it means! Sign up at

The Economics Revolution and the Nobel Prize

October 15, 2021

On FP’s economics podcast, Cameron Abadi and Adam Tooze talk about what three economists did to win the big prize. This week, Cameron Abadi and

The crisis at the IMF – the latest episode of Ones and Tooze is up!

October 8, 2021

Give the podcast a try. Hi friends, the latest episode of Ones and Tooze is up. Cameron and I tackle the background to the scandal

Chartbook Audio #1 – 2019 FT Alphachat with Mark Blyth and Brendan Greeley

August 7, 2021

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.

Wages of Destruction with WW2TV

July 30, 2021

A look at Germany’s wartime economy as explored by Adam’s in his award winning book The Wages of Destruction. Our talking points will include the

Does the world need to learn to live with China? with World Review from the New Statesman

July 30, 2021

Historian and economist Adam Tooze joins Jeremy Cliffe in Berlin and Emily Tamkin in Washington, DC to talk about his New Statesman cover story on

World War I and the Reconstruction of the Global Order with Huang Yanjie ‘The Paper’

July 4, 2021

亚当·图兹谈第一次世界大战与全球秩序的重建一百年前，一个新的世界秩序在第一次世界大战的废墟上艰难地建立起来，然后很快就在纷至沓来的金融危机、法西斯运动和二次世界大战中分崩离析。多年来，我们对于一战后秩序重建的历史认识一直受制于二战的后见之明：冥顽不灵的克列孟梭、理想主义的威尔逊和料事如神的凯恩斯。亚当·图兹（Adam Tooze）正是要挑战这一常识。他认为，一战后的欧洲政治精英对时事的判断远超威尔逊和凯恩斯，但后者比前者更能代表历史的长期趋势。他告诫他的欧洲史同行，认识一战及其以后的秩序首先要注意美国的兴起，正如理解当代史必须留意中国崛起。从外部看，美国似乎已经是一个巨人。一战使美国成为全球政治和金融执牛耳者，而美国经济已然成为世界各国必须面对的挑战。从内部看，美国只是一个少年。美国内战的伤痕尚未愈合，而国家政权建设方兴未艾，无力进行全球扩张。面对一战前后才出现的全球治理挑战，美国在理想与现实中徘徊，直到二战彻底打破旧世界，才得以用凯恩斯主义重构内外秩序。亚当·图兹教授的《滔天洪水：第一次世界大战与全球秩序的重建》仿佛让我们回到一战后期与战后的历史现场，在结构性的力量与历史人物之间、在偶然事件和历史趋势之间，发现上世纪中期世界战争与革命的根源。 Read the full interview with Huang Yanjie at The Paper.

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