The Other Hand
Business & Finance
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Economics and finance demystified.A recent listener's comment:"I first heard about ChatGPT on your podcast and immediately started using it. I’m 73 and wrote my first program at 16. Having witnessed all developments in computing down the years I think this is the greatest since www. Your pod is informative in many different areas, politics, economics, society changes, housing crisis etc but at times goes beyond that. This episode tying up all this but also the implications of AI with a knowledgeable guest. ENTHRALLING! Keep it coming."cjpeconomics.substack.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Episodes
- The past ain't what many of us remember. Populists promise a return to the good old days.
This episode of The Other Hand discusses how populists promise a return to 'the good old days' and investigates the financial aspects of these claims.
- Rising racism, rising bond yields, rising populism: the UK is in a terrible place
This episode of The Other Hand discusses rising racism, bond yields, and populism in the UK. The hosts examine the challenges the UK is currently facing.
- What happens when only 4 trillionaires have all the income? And our parliaments are occupied by chatbots?
This episode of "The Other Hand" explores the concentration of wealth among a few trillionaires and the potential for AI to influence parliamentary bodies.
- UK to get Irish green credits? We could have cheap EVs but instead face multi-billion fines.
This episode of The Other Hand discusses the latest economic news, focusing on the potential for the UK to get Irish green credits, the availability of cheap EVs, and the risk of multi-billion fines. It covers general economic updates. Hos…
- Podcast Special: In conversation with Peter Burke, Minister for Enterprise, Trade & Employment
Minister for Enterprise, Trade & Employment Peter Burke joins The Other Hand to discuss Ireland's economic future.
- Podcast Short: Jim on the Summer Economic Statement
Jim discusses the Summer Economic Statement in this short episode of The Other Hand.
- Wanted: grown up politicians willing to have adult conversations.
This episode of The Other Hand examines whether AI could be beneficial or detrimental to interest rates and inflation. The hosts also discuss the need for more mature political discourse.
- Peace in our time? Keir Starmer needs to go.
In this episode of The Other Hand, the discussion centers on Keir Starmer's leadership and the political situation regarding Ireland's handling of criminal elements.
- They think it's all over. FOMO, TINA, markets & the $. China & Iran are the big winners of the war
In this episode, the hosts discuss market trends, FOMO, TINA, and the value of the dollar. The conversation also touches on the geopolitical impact of the war, as well as fuel protests.
- IMF explains why cutting fuel taxes now is a dumb idea. Is war coming for all of us?
This episode of The Other Hand discusses the IMF's position on fuel taxes and explores the potential for global conflict. It also looks at the limitations of markets in pricing disaster.
- Inflation up, more to come? US petrol over $4 a gallon. Ours is over double that.
This episode of The Other Hand discusses the recent rise in inflation and fuel prices, specifically addressing the goals of fuel protesters.
- Stagflation: more flation than stag? Or just bad? How much evil can we tolerate?
This episode of The Other Hand discusses the concept of stagflation in the context of the current global environment.
- Trump surrenders to Iran? From TACO to WACO.
This episode examines the economic standing of Iran and explores perspectives on recent developments in international relations. The discussion covers topics identified as TACO and WACO.
- The dogs of war - mostly barking, one or two surprisingly quiet
This episode of The Other Hand examines whether Nigel Farage's connections to Donald Trump could negatively impact the Reform party.
- Brexit - for the first time in ages. And the war.
This episode of The Other Hand discusses Brexit and the ongoing war, while also examining the current state of the US economy.
- Here we go again - supply chains. From Urea to Silicon Chips.
This episode of The Other Hand discusses supply chain challenges, ranging from urea to silicon chips, and addresses the statement that "Iran is winning."
- The world has changed. For central bankers especially. But also for everyone
This episode of The Other Hand offers early St. Patrick's Day greetings. The hosts also explore the changing global landscape, particularly the impact on central bankers and the general public.
- Tick Tock. Each day things get a little worse.
This episode of The Other Hand discusses the potential for rising interest rates and the implications of this trend.
- Don't panic! Not yet, anyway
This episode of The Other Hand discusses current market anxieties while noting that, for now, there is no cause for panic.
- What's the plan? Gaza writ large?
This episode of The Other Hand discusses the situation in Gaza and covers the latest economic news and data.
- Podcast special: War, AI, Slow Learners and Art with Joan Mulvihill
In this special live recording of The Other Hand, Joan Mulvihill joins the podcast to discuss war, AI, slow learners, and art.
- War. Is the energy price shock the least of it?
This episode of The Other Hand examines the intersection of geopolitics and the energy price shock.
- Shadow banks: another crisis brewing? Is AI good or bad?
This episode of The Other Hand examines concerns regarding shadow banks and explores the potential impact of artificial intelligence on job security.
- Trump throws a tantrum Markets yawn.
This episode discusses money, Andrew, and the British monarchy.
- Europe deserves much a better press. As does liberal democracy
This episode of The Other Hand discusses the state of Europe and liberal democracy, suggesting they receive poor press coverage and encouraging appreciation for them.
- Why have the Epstein files only snared European Royals and Politicians? Conspiracy or coincidence?
This episode of The Other Hand discusses questions surrounding the Epstein files, specifically regarding the focus on European royals and politicians, and shares a perspective on British politics.
- Jim's update on the Irish & world economy & markets
In this solo episode of The Other Hand, Jim provides an update regarding the Irish economy, the global economy, and market trends.
- Is the AI race winnable?Where is the ROI & productivity?
This episode of The Other Hand features a conversation with Joan Mulvihill about the AI race, focusing on return on investment and productivity.
- Is Trump just another mad mullah?
This episode of The Other Hand discusses unusual activity currently observed in financial markets.
- Europe must now decide. Reality has bitten
This episode of The Other Hand discusses European decision-making in the context of a remark that Carney was right.
- A new Berlin Wall moment. Just not quite so good as the last one.
This episode of The Other Hand discusses a Berlin Wall moment and considers whether Donald Trump represents a final hope.
- World economy in great shape? Not so fast!
This episode of The Other Hand examines global economic conditions, suggesting that the current positive outlook may be superficial upon closer inspection.
- Looking backwards, looking forwards.
In this episode of The Other Hand, the host reflects on the podcast's journey and expresses gratitude to the listeners.
- 'A numbed & dumbed generation'. Is it too late to regulate tech? Or is it now too big to fail?
In this episode of The Other Hand, Joan Mulvihill joins the conversation to discuss whether it is too late to regulate technology or if it has become too big to fail.
- Give the task of managing the domestic economy to the IDA. Restrict the Finance Ministry to bean counting
This episode of The Other Hand discusses the management of the domestic economy and the roles of the IDA and the Finance Ministry. It also includes a brief mention of book purchasing.
- The assault on Ireland's reputation and soft power.
This episode of The Other Hand discusses the challenges currently facing Ireland's international reputation and soft power.
- Is inflation on the rise again? Britain to rejoin the EU? ChatGPT looks tired.
This episode of The Other Hand discusses whether inflation is increasing, the possibility of Britain rejoining the EU, recent observations regarding ChatGPT, and the political standing of Keir Starmer.
- Trump declares war on the EU. It's time for someone to stand up. Anyone.
This episode of The Other Hand discusses Donald Trump's stance toward the European Union and the need for a response.
- Maybe Irish corporation taxes are destined never to collapse? Famous last words? The Department of Yes and No
The latest episode of The Other Hand reviews a significant week in economic data, focusing on Irish corporation tax trends and government policy.
- An American Oligarchy takes shape. Russia leads, Trump follows.
This episode of The Other Hand discusses OECD economic forecasts and the concept of an American oligarchy.
- UK & Irish tax & govt. spending: a real drag. An explanation of the the USA - Russia bromance
This episode discusses taxation and government spending in the UK and Ireland. It also examines the political stance regarding the United States' relationship with Russia and its perspective on Europe.
- Could anybody get elected in Ireland on a platform of fiscal restraint? Reeves last budget?
This episode of The Other Hand discusses and compares two different budgets, including Rachel Reeves' recent budget.
- Ukraine is sold out by America. The weird connections between Hobbits, right-wing nutjobs and Moscow.
This episode of The Other Hand discusses connections concerning Ukraine, American politics, and their relationship with Moscow.
- Nationalism: where does it come from? The glue that binds us or the poison that kills us?
In this episode of The Other Hand, Professor Shane O'Mara joins the show to discuss the origins of nationalism and its role in society. The conversation explores whether nationalism acts as a unifying force or a destructive one.
- Ireland gets a new Finance Minister - possibly not the best one available. Trump opens some files.
This episode of The Other Hand discusses the appointment of a new Irish Finance Minister and the release of documents by Donald Trump, while also examining the nature of immigration discourse.
- Another Liz Truss moment for the UK? Clown car government in full view
This episode of The Other Hand discusses inflation in Ireland and the country's new housing plan. It also touches on UK politics, comparing it to the Liz Truss era.
- Trump's superpower: is inflation about to play the role of Kryptonite?
This episode of The Other Hand discusses inflation and its potential impact on Donald Trump. It also touches upon the topic of crowdfunding the BBC.
- Musk's trillion $ wages. AI: boundless possibilities or extinction level event?
This episode of The Other Hand discusses Elon Musk's compensation, the potential of artificial intelligence, and mentions Trump Towers.
- Does money drive us mad? Discuss. The madness of UK economic policy.
An analysis of the relationship between money and mental well-being, alongside a discussion on economic policy in the UK. The episode examines current data trends.
- Do tech billionaires have anything to say about how to run the country? They do, but are they worth listening to?
This episode of The Other Hand examines the political influence and views of tech billionaires, questioning whether their opinions on running a country carry merit.