Instructional Video12:11
TLDR News

The Final Debate Explained: Did Biden Win? Will it Help Trump's Polling? - TLDR News

12th - Higher Ed
After one chaotic debate and another cancelled one, Biden and Trump took to the debate stage last night for one last time. So in this video we discuss how both candidates performed, which won the debate and if this will even make a...
Instructional Video18:29
The Wall Street Journal

IMF's Chief Economist on Covid-19 and the Economy

Higher Ed
Gita Gopinath on the outlook for the U.S. and other industrialized economies, and if business can continue to count on central banks stimulating economic activity.
Instructional Video9:36
TLDR News

5 Reasons Trump Will Be Re-Elected in 2020 - TLDR News

12th - Higher Ed
In 2016 a lot of people were shocked to see Trump win the US Presidential Election. This time around we wanted to be a bit more prepared, so in this video, we explain the 5 reasons we think Trump hs a good chance at getting a second term.
Instructional Video21:58
SWPictures

THE OTHER AMERICA - Trade Not Aid

12th - Higher Ed
Latin America's chequered history with multi-national companies can make big business a hard sell. In this film we look at some business projects in South America, centred on the poor to see what can happen. “It is not about philanthropy...
Instructional Video22:51
Institute for New Economic Thinking

INET's Interview with Charles Ferguson, the Director of "Inside Job"

Higher Ed
In this interview, INET's Executive Director Rob Johnson talks to Charles Ferguson, the director of the new documentary film "Inside Job," about corruption in academia, the failure of both political parties in dealing with the financial...
Instructional Video26:28
The Wall Street Journal

Coca-Cola CEO on the Modern Multinational

Higher Ed
Coca-Cola CEO James Quincey discusses how to navigate Russia sanctions, pandemic disruption, challenging supply chains, inflation, changing consumer tastes and the transition to more sustainable business practices around the world
Instructional Video18:22
Institute for New Economic Thinking

Who Stole Ireland's Pot of Gold

Higher Ed
Banking crises come and go, but they become exceptionally complicated matters when the affected country is non-sovereign in the sense that it does not issue its own currency. This is essentially the problem faced by Ireland, which was...
Instructional Video17:00
Institute for New Economic Thinking

Michael Greenberger: Setting the Stage for the Next Financial Crisis

Higher Ed
Proprietary trading by Wall Street banks precipitated the 2008 financial crisis that resulted in a near 13 trillion dollar bailout by American taxpayers of Too Big To Fail financial institutions. As early as 2007, Morgan Stanley lost $9...
Instructional Video11:54
Institute for New Economic Thinking

Documentary on the New Community & Challenge

Higher Ed
A documentary on the beginnings of the Institute for New Economic Thinking, its goals and challenges
Instructional Video5:10
Institute for New Economic Thinking

Putting the Genie Back in the Bottle: A Drastic Simplification of Finance - Robert Kuttner

Higher Ed
American Prospect's Robert Kuttner tells INET that banking needs to be simplified, in order to limit the abuses of the system, restore confidence, and rectify the political errors that led to the current crisis. Interviewed by Daniel...
Instructional Video3:30
Institute for New Economic Thinking

The Corruption in Academic Economics: Part 1 of INET's Interview with Charles Ferguson

Higher Ed
In part 1 of INET's interview with Charles Ferguson, the director of the film "Inside Job" talks about how the financial services industry is shaping and corrupting academic programs in economics
Instructional Video1:51
Economics Explained

India Will Not Be The Next China: Introduction

9th - Higher Ed
Up until 1990 India was slightly richer than China on a per capita basis, but since then China's economy has grown far faster than India's. In this video we look at the structural issues in India's economy have thus far prevented it from...
Instructional Video10:56
Curated Video

Monetary Policy: Introduction and Basic Terms

12th - Higher Ed
This video provides an overview of what monetary policy means and how it is executed. He discusses the functions and characteristics of money and how they relate to monetary policy. It also introduces key terms and concepts including the...
Instructional Video17:21
Curated Video

Patterns of Employment and Unemployment in the UK: Understanding the Impact of Historical Changes and Influential Factors

12th - Higher Ed
The video is a lecture on patterns of employment and unemployment in the UK. The presenter discusses the factors that influence employment patterns, such as consumer preferences, technology, trade, population growth, and social changes....
Instructional Video5:26
Curated Video

Understanding Demand Pull Inflation

12th - Higher Ed
This video is a lesson on demand pull inflation. The presenter explains the basics of demand pull inflation, including its association with aggregate demand and its impact on price level and real output. He also discusses the pros and...
Instructional Video3:45
ACDC Leadership

Long-Run Aggregate Supply, Recession, and Inflation- Macro Topic 3.4 and 3.5

12th - Higher Ed
In this video I explain the most important graph in your macroeconomics class. The aggregate demand and supply model. Make sure that you understand the idea of the long run aggregate supply and how to draw a recessionary gap and...
Instructional Video16:25
Curated Video

Methods of Entering International Markets for Businesses

Higher Ed
This video discusses the various methods that businesses use to expand into global markets. The lecturer explains six main approaches for international expansion, including exports, foreign direct investment, offshoring, global mergers...
Instructional Video7:28
Institute for New Economic Thinking

Three Major Economic Fault Lines

Higher Ed
In part 1 of INET's interview with Raghuram Rajan he connects rising inequality and debt, government stimulus programs, and international capital mobility to explain the crisis and fragility in the world economy. About international...
Instructional Video27:08
Financial Times

How energy transition is driving strong commodities prices

Higher Ed
The executive chair of Trafigura expects the higher prices paid for minerals and metals to last amid a prolonged commodities supercycle as traders look to collect a big mix of sources to meet future needs
Instructional Video6:09
Financial Times

How Brexit disruption will change London's financial centres

Higher Ed
The FT's head of Lex Jonathan Guthrie takes a high-speed tour of Mayfair, the City of London and Canary Wharf to see how leaving the EU will affect the capital's financial landmarks
Instructional Video17:41
Institute for New Economic Thinking

Ukraine & the Future of Europe: Financial crisis insights

Higher Ed
What shocks affected the Ukraine? Why should the IMF step in to help stabilize the Ukraine? Ukraine & the Future of Europe, Part 3
Instructional Video22:24
Institute for New Economic Thinking

Money Matters

Higher Ed
Neoclassical economics dismisses the role of money and the state in the economy. Keynes scholar Robert Skidlesky says it’s time for a re-evaluation. Robert Skidelsky discusses his new book, Money and Government: A Challenge to Mainstream...
Instructional Video14:25
Professor Dave Explains

President Ronald Reagan

12th - Higher Ed
Professor Dave explores the career and legacy of President Ronald Reagan
Instructional Video4:41
ACDC Leadership

Economic nightmare?

12th - Higher Ed
I made this video to explain why a global pandemic is difficult for economists and policymakers to address. COVID-19 can potentially cause a demand and supply shock. Whether or not that results in a global recession is up to consumers....