#economicsexplained — Public Fediverse posts
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Why are don't rich countries have enough teachers and care economy workers?
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How to continue economic growth without destroying the planet
#politics #economics #climatechange
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Great explainer on the Chinese economy #china #economics #economicsexplained
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#valueoflabor #workerworth #wagereality #productivitygap #laboreconomics #businessbasics #economicsexplained #careerinsights #workplacewisdom #moneyfacts #surplusvalue #wagesuppression #modernexploitation #yourlabormatters #whocreatesprofits #visualizedata #everydaymath #knowyourworth #worklifebalance #mastodoneconomics
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Love these #economicsexplained videos, mostly facts, very little opinion.
Australia won the lottery with our resources and we’ve just spent the winnings instead of investing in the creation of future revenue streams #auspol
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What Everyone Gets Wrong About Global Debt - Economics Explained
The global debt is now at $300 trillion. Who owes that to who? What would happen if it wasn't paid?
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Mexico Will Not Be The Next China - Economics Explained
With Mexico's great location right next door to the US and its low labor costs, it should be china's biggest competitor. However, Mexico hasn't been able to capitalize on its advantages and will never be a serious competitor with China. Economics Explained tells us why.
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Finland Redefines Economic Success - Economics Explained
After the collapse of the Soviet Union, Finland's economy struggled. Now, Finland is a little known powerhouse of an economy in Europe. How did it get to this level and where does it rank on Economics Explained's national leader board.
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Why More Education Is Not Always Better - Economics Explained
Costs aside, on an individual level, education is always better and leads to better outcomes and usually higher pay. On the country level, an educated population is better, right? A better educated population leads to a higher paid population which leads to higher income from taxes. But, is there a limit to the benefits of an educated population?
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The Big Economic Problem of Shrinking Cities - Economics Explained
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"Will all cities end up like Detroit? What caused Detroit to lose 60% of it's population since 1950 and is there a way to help residents and industries in shrinking cities to have a better quality of life and work?"
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The Inequality Problem Nobody Likes To Talk About - Economics Explained
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"Tokyo, one of the world's richest cities, thrives amidst Japan's economic stagnation. But what's behind the disparity between the city and the countryside. Migration, innovation, and birth rates are all important to understand the reason for the biggest inequality gap that nobody talks about."
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CW: What Is The Most Equal Country on Earth? - Economics Explained
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"Income and wealth inequality are two of the most debate issues in the world of economics. In this video we look at some of the most equal countries in the world to see what they are doing right."
#IncomeInequality #EconomicsExplained #GiniCoefficient #TheMostEqualCountry #Economics
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CW: The Brutal Economics of Migrant Labour - Economics Explained
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"Qatar has one of the highest rates of migrant workers of any country in the world with over 90% of residents being non-citizens. So why does Qatar need so many migrant works and why are so many migrant workers willing to go to Qatar?"
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CW: The Failing Economy of Sri Lanka - Economics Explained
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"Over the past decade Sri Lanka was one of the fastest growing economies in Asia. However, they took on too much debt and now the country is collapsing."
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CW: Why The 2022 Nobel Prize For Economics Is Making People So Angry - Economics Explained
How can the Nobel Prize for Economics be controversial when it is going to a team that figured out banking's role during economic crisis. It might be because one of the recipients was Ben S. Bernanke who presided over the Federal Reserve Bank during the Great Recession.
#NobelPrizeForEconomics #NobelPrize #Economics #EconomicsExplained #BenBernanke #FederalReserveBank #GreatRecession