@NEF’s award-winning podcast about the economic forces shaping our world, with @AyeishaTS and guests.
New Economics Foundation, UK
Joined March 2015
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New episode: Can we avoid a tsunami of job losses? soundcloud.com/weeklyeconomi… from @NEF
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New episode: Do police and prisons keep us safe? soundcloud.com/weeklyeconomi… from @NEF
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Craving more on this? There will be a follow up discussion w/ @Frank_vanlerven, @ericlonners & @j_montgomerie next Thurs 7th May 🙌
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New episode: Coronavirus and the legacy of austerity soundcloud.com/weeklyeconomi… from @NEF
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Podcast fans! Did ya miss us? @WeeklyEconPod is coming BACK this weekend. 🙌🙌
@AyeishaTS is going to be digging in to what the coronavirus crisis means for our economy. Watch this space! 🎙️🦠📊
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New episode: Election 2019 soundcloud.com/weeklyeconomi… from @NEF
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Debt-fuelled expansion. Huge inequalities in access. England’s broken childcare system is a microcosm of dodgy economics.
This week on the podcast: how to fix it. soundcloud.com/weeklyeconomi…
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Thank you for this - especially for touching on the issue of what might be best for children, instead of the usual cold hard economics argument.
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UK families spend a third of their income on childcare 💸
Underfunded + privatised childcare affects children's development + parents' (usually women) ability to go back to work 🍼🧸
@WeeklyEconPod w @AyeishaTS @amyrozelmartin @Maidafloat Dr Helen Penn
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@NEF podcast with Em Prof Helen Penn on how to fix the childcare system tinyurl.com/qm3vonl
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New episode: How to fix the childcare system soundcloud.com/weeklyeconomi… from @NEF
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Today is the day! You have until midnight today (Tuesday 26 November) to register to vote in the General Election. It takes five minutes. Share this link with everyone you know bit.ly/2FQ1FDk
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NEW PODCAST: The childcare system in England is broken. Find out how to fix it, with Helen Penn of @IOE_London, @amyrozelmartin of @ImpactHubBrum, NEF's @Maidafloat and host @AyeishaTS neweconomics.org/2019/11/wee…
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New episode: Universal Basic Services soundcloud.com/weeklyeconomi… from @NEF
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I‘m on the latest @NEF podcast talking about the election, decommodification, and why we need to Make Libraries Great Again.
Give it a listen 🎧 neweconomics.org/2019/11/wee…
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"Things like the NHS would never have passed the cost-benefit analysis that policymakers use today. For that matter, neither would things like libraries."
@L__Macfarlane musing on our latest @WeeklyEconPod with @AnnaCoote2 and @AyeishaTS 🎙️
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Some big public spending promises have emerged this week. 💰💰
So on @WeeklyEconPod we want to ask, not how MUCH we should spend, but how FAR public services should go?
Should they include 👵 free social care? 👶 Childcare? 🚌 Transport?
💡 Utilities?
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It's no secret that our public services desperately need more money.
But with party manifestos coming out, @WeeklyEconPod wanted to ask: what should count as a public service?
🍼Childcare? 🚌Transport? @AyeishaTS @L__Macfarlane @AnnaCoote2 get stuck in
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Blamed for failing public services or violent crime, immigrants are treated as economic scapegoats.
@MayaGoodfellow sets out how we got here, and how we can more forward, on @WeeklyEconPod with @AyeishaTS 📻
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