Economic Populism: It's Both Politics and Genuine Discontent

morning-run · the-breakfast-grille · 21 Jun 2019 · 08:00 am · 21 mins listen

Economist Peter Blair Henry, the author of “Turnaround” published in 2013, posited that first-world countries stand to learn from advanced and emerging economies that have successfully navigated economic reforms.

We speak to him to discuss his outlook for the global economy and whether new lessons have emerged.

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Presented by:

Sharidz Abdullah

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Personal Finance,Investments,Financial Literacy,Politics,Law and Legal Matters,Business Analysis,Trends and Forecasts,Markets,Social Issues

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Peter Blair Henry, Third World Countries, First World Countries, Emerging Economies, Turnaround

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