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“The Statler and Waldorf of economics. Jim Power and Chris Johns present economics in terms of probability rather than certainty and base their opinions on the actual data which they both take time to review. I never thought I’d be interested in the Irish economy but compared to where the UK is there are a lot of lessons to be learned. Check out the episode of “why nothing works anymore” - best podcast of 2022 where CJ basically goes on a massive rant on what in the UK we can see with our own eyes. Keep up the good work.”
Reformed Economist via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
01/06/23
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“Brilliant in-depth commentary on important issues in economics, finance and politics.”
DJR D13 via Apple Podcasts ·
Ireland ·
08/31/21
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“Love the show but my god,, you guys really love Sinn Fein bashing.
Let them have a shot.
We need some perspective at the very least.
Stop with your agenda.”
dean j c via Apple Podcasts ·
Australia ·
11/11/22
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“The Other Hand purports to be a discussion on “the intersection between politics, finance and economics”.
Jim Power made a name for himself during Ireland’s “Celtic Tiger” period. The country was drowning in credit and everybody had so much money that it gave rise to “celebrity economists” like...”Read full review »
Draigean via Apple Podcasts ·
Ireland ·
03/24/22
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