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“The new format for Money Talks — focusing deeply on single topics instead of rehashing what’s already in print — is really starting to shine. The latest episode, “Breaking the Bank? Part One”, went into whether central banks should consider climate risks. The hosts provided historical context and asked the bigger question of the limits of central bankers in steering a country’s economy and the boundary between central banks and domestic policy. It was engaging, thought-provoking, and went beyond the print coverage, which is refreshing.”
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United States of America ·
04/21/22
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“Is Charlotte Howard the best The Economists can do to cover energy? Please upgrade your energy sector lead. In her interview she read a book and was going to make visits. More of lightweight than a your sector analyst. Is there no one with real experience? What are the relative costs of each...”Read full review »
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