This is the second series of the carnival of podcasts. In this edition we focus on economics and globalisation.
- Martin Feldstein on the performance of the US dollar and tax policy.
- IMF’s chief economist Raghuram Rajan on the outlook for global economic growth.
- Ben Benarke at Princeton –talking about the benefits of price stability.
- Bernanke in 2003 talking about the challenges of monetary policy (webcast).
- Robert Schiller- economics roundtable (webcast)
- Professor B.B. Bhattacharya, Vice-Chancellor of Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi talking about India’s economic potential and constraints
- Selling China: The Wal-Mart Effect
- The World Is Flat: A Brief History of the Twenty-first Century, Thomas Friedman (webcast)
- More Thomas Friedman
- Globalisation and the World’s Poor - Jagdish Bhagwati ("In Defense of Globalization"), Allan Meltzer (Carnegie Mellon U.), William Easterly (formerly of the World Bank) and John Ambler (Oxfam America).
- The Cost of Corruption
- A series of short podcasts from The Economist; include Amartya Sen, Wolfowtiz, Daniel Yergin and more.
- Why Inequality Matters in a Globalizing World, Nancy Birdsall (webcast)
- Rethinking Growth Strategies, Dani Rodrik (webcast)
- A Fairer Globalisation- A discussion of the ILO report on the issue (webcast)
- Globalisation and the Rise of Religion
- Ernesto Zedillo and Stiglitz on Globalisation
- Innovative Ways for Financing Global Public Goods, Stiglitz
- Recent speech of Al Gore at TED conference
- Interview with the Economic Hit Man
- A three part series on globalization from BBC; Working together, the illicit side and the new rules
- Hernando de Soto interview (webcast)
- The Market Approach to Understanding Religion
- Daren Acemoglu and Jared Diamond
- Debate between Stiglitz and Rogoff
Thank you.
I've gotten to where the only thing I listen to in my car anymore is podcasts.
A number of these sound interesting.
John Henry