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This was a hard listen. Such victim mentality. The dad who has the thick son gets it. Academic qualifications won’t be of great benefit to his son, a business will teach his kid more than any school teacher will. And yes, thick kids in state schools won’t be handed a business on a plate, but victim mentality will do more damage than good. The problem lies in uncontrolled migration, I just don’t know how London is coping with the amount of people living there. It’s becoming mumbai

Cry about it...

once he mentioned brexit, cringe

We're not a rich country. London is rich. The rest of the country is poor.

😂 1:04:44 he is so witty and funny

This has been a great watch!! This is an accountant I could get on with, bloody hilarious well done to all

this is bad advice

5:05 A team of Harvard scientists led by Weld professor of atmospheric chemistry James G. Anderson announced today the discovery of a serious and wholly unexpected risk of ozone loss over the United States in summer. … “Anderson’s team has discovered that during intense summer storms over the United States, water vapor is thrust by convection far higher into the lower stratosphere than previously thought possible, altering atmospheric conditions in a way that could potentially lead to substantial, widespread ozone loss throughout the ensuing week. The paper links the loss of ozone over populated mid-latitude regions in summer to the frequency and intensity of these big storms, which could increase with climate change resulting from rising levels of carbon dioxide and methane in the atmosphere. … “These findings have a public-health impact because they indicate that significant amounts of ozone can be destroyed in only a few days within regions of high water-vapor concentration-and skin-cancer incidence is associated with ultraviolet (UV) dosage levels, which in turn depend on ozone concentrations. ”The findings are troubling also because-if the currently extremely dry stratosphere were to become wetter (as happened during earlier periods of elevated carbon dioxide, as indicated in the paleorecord)-the impact on ozone levels could be significant. The high current loading of chlorine and bromine resulting from earlier commercial release of CFCs and halons is unprecedented in Earth’s history. ‘Were the intensity and frequency of convective events to increase irreversibly as a result of climate forcing,’ the scientists write, ‘decreases in ozone and associated increases in UV dosage would also be irreversible.’ -“Increased Risk of Ozone Loss above United States,” _Harvard Magazine,_ 26 July 2012

*GRACE BLAKELY:* 43:07 “The process of writing a book is a nightmare having it come out is really fun… “Don’t like to write, but like having written.” -Frank Norris, author of _The Octopus: A Story of California,_ around 1915

Again, the host is trying to be right instead of listening and understanding. Why have guests if you don't listen to them?

Love Steve Keen. Really a no bullshit guy.

No. The people have spoken and do not want electric cars. Look what is happening in the car industry....

This is like something from The Thick of It. You get a qualified guest and film them in front of a word which appears to be describing their take in less than complimentary ways. "But it's crossed out!" That's not what I'm seeing. I see Martin Wolff and one rude word. Is this you demonstrating the mediocre British management which has led to Britain's irrelevance? Very meta. Change your name, for God's sake.

DON’T DO BUSINESS WITH THEM!! They are a greedy company. Who bought out smaller audible companies that didn’t force monthly prices just to listen to a book you already paid for

Uk corporate taxation requires a radical overhaul away from a simple source of govt funding towards a proactive mechanism to encourage business set up and expansion.......this is what we have done in Ireland for over 60 years....with great success. Manufacturing creates many more jobs than services or distribution so manufacturing should have a 10% corporate rate of tax and 40% applied to services and manufacturing. Regional corporate rates of tax should be adopted say 10% in scotland and north of england, 20% yorkshire and lancashire, 30% in the midlands and 40% in the south. PROMOTE MANUFACTURING AND REGIONALISATION. These policies have transformed Ireland in my lifetime. Da vid McCabe chartered accountant aged 86

Never seen the show before but a UK business UA-cam channel with James Sinclair - That earns a sub straight off the bat!

Frustrating podcast to listen to, unfortunately. I was really looking forward to hearing a lot of what Andrew had to share on the economy & financial markets. Far too many interruptions. Top tip: listen to your interviewee.

New viewer to this channel after it suggested this video. I’m a big follower of James and have been on his podcast plus his 2023 business masterclass. Within a year my business turnover has more than doubled as a result and we continue grow. I’ll enjoy watching / listening to your back catalogue of videos.

Great podcast. Change the intro music and I'll subscribe.

Another very much underrated channel!

What kind of drugs are you on? Because I need some of it!! WE GET TAXED ON PROFITS IN THE UK, you mug. Shameful hosts didn't call him out on it.

You can never have the biggest economy in Europe, because the UK left Europe 😂😂😂 Everything else, James makes tonnes of sense.

not sure why he considers VAT a tax on business? VAT is paid by the consumer and almost businesses pay it. i agree that business rates should be incremental though.... doesnt make sense that a brand new business trying to find its feet is paying the same as an established business. But then established businesses might say that new businesses are being given an unfair advantage. on taxes etc related to employees. errr this is how we pay for the safety net that we have in place. i disagree with removing those. its the same argument that was made years ago against the minimum wage. i think there are ways to help new businesses.... but i dont think the way to do it is to remove the protections and safety nets that we have in place in society.

Two women waving their hands and arms....how distracting!, david mccabe dublin

When training at a weĺl known London merchant bank in the 1980s i was going through their list of borrowers and asked why they did not have more customers in the north of england and scotland. I was told that they would be slow to lend to any company north of the Watford Gap!! What a pompous attitude! David McCabe chartered accountant dublin ireland

The relief in his fave when it got all cleared

What a great interview. Great that the algorithm put it in my feed.

No goverbment jas caused every economic issue. Keen is just a pro giverbment marxist spouting lies to I.lress foolish left wingers.

Incentivise us to invest into the FTSE 250 and the UK markets. I put 30% of my monthly pay cheque into a SIPP. My SIPP is global but only 3% UK. There’s no incentive for people like me to invest into the UK

Loved seeing this pop up in my feed! Thanks for having me on, great conversation.

I LOVE YOU ANDY !!!!!!!!!

If London is the focal point for all economic and fiscal decisions then the regions should have much more power to decide their own rates of personal taxation, corporate taxation, rates on property, vat etc david McCabe chartered accountant dublin

You need what you had in the past colonies ....places you can get resources for free or close to free then reindustrialise and invest in innovation and catch up to china and pass it. Thats the only solution i see

Very good guest, extremely insightful! Shame about the host, really reductive arguments and old tropes or facts which makes him seem incredibly clueless. 2/3 ain't bad I guess.

One of the best videos that Gary has participated in - an eye opener and moves the analysis forward

It is not just about the inherent flaw in capatalism-( ie 1% (super rich) own 25% wealth- where does increasing wealth come from? - has to be from the 99% who pay tax, ie the 1% continue to get richer whilst the 99% continually get poorer). It is also about neoliberal policy, which has been mistakenly adopted by every government since Thatcher, including the current Labour party , which results in an increase of wealth inequality, ( which is the real problem, the real elephant in the room which they can't see), this in turn results in low or zero economic growth- (which they desire to increase), because austerity reduces the spending power of the 99% only - this leads to a drop in demand and in flat lining economic growth- the 1% will continue to buy assets pushing house prices up but contribute very little to any economic growth because the government austerity policy reduces any inclination to invest. So it is also about government mismanagement and misconstrued govermnment policy which makes the whole situatuioin worse again at the expense of the 99% , particularly the poorer sections of society.

90% of British adults don’t have an S&S ISA because of financial illiteracy? This guy doesn’t get that people don’t have any money, There is an alarming uptick in this kind of bullshit atm. Can anyone remember back to 2008 when finance industry self-regulation turned out to be complete bullshit and tbh th most significant cause of the current malaise? Here they are telling us again letting them run amok will be to all our benefit and not just their benefit until they crash the economy again. Well, I’m not buying it, no matter how suspiciously expensive your set is for such a tiny channel.

23:50 people should have the same reaction when you mention Churchill. Mao didn't implement some sort of genocide and neither did Churchill. But they both sat by while famine ravaged the countries they were in charge of (India for Churchill). But to be fair to Mao, as far as I know he never said "Chinese peasants breed like rabbits (so sending them foor relief is probably not worth it)." And then continued to export millions of tonnes of food as the British government did. But you know, Mao is the one with the heinous reputation.

20:50 This is a very political point. Avoidance is JUST getting tax advice. I can tell you now, if I as a normal worker on a median salary on PAYE get tax advice I'll probably save a couple of hundred quid a year. If that. There's no way we'd get to 27 billion if the system were simplified in the way Grace is suggesting. Im not sure why the host is bending over backwards to act like it's not an issue.

Was this ever addressed? Did they change what they were doing? That is so malicious!

Well most major nations are having rapid poluation decreases due to no. of births, so alot of this doesnt really matter

Steve Keen looked at the private debt-to-GDP ratio to see 2008 coming in 2005. I was reading his book “Can we avoid another financial crisis?” I got to page 97, and realised the Chinese were in trouble. I would be able to watch China and see if it followed the usual trajectory. Neoclassical economics is the economics of the Roaring Twenties, the Wall Street Crash and Great Depression. Policymakers sooner or later use the economic growth model of the Roaring Twenties, oblivious to where this is leading. It was China’s turn after 2008. Chinese exports to the West fell off a cliff after 2008, and they turned to their neoclassical economists to revive the economy. They started pumping bank credit into real estate. They were oblivious to the claims on future spending power piling up in the banking system. At 25.30 mins you can see the super imposed private debt-to-GDP ratios. ua-cam.com/video/vAStZJCKmbU/v-deo.html The mechanics of the banking system are a mystery to global policymakers. They never realise the money to push up asset prices is coming out of the banking system, where the claims on future spending power pile up, out of sight and out of mind. The Chinese were making all the usual mistakes. Where does it all go wrong? The free market thinkers of the 1930s realised it was the bank’s ability to create money that had upset their free market theories. Henry Simons and Irving Fisher supported the Chicago Plan to take away the bankers ability to create money. “Simons envisioned banks that would have a choice of two types of holdings: long-term bonds and cash. Simultaneously, they would hold increased reserves, up to 100%. Simons saw this as beneficial in that its ultimate consequences would be the prevention of "bank-financed inflation of securities and real estate" through the leveraged creation of secondary forms of money.” www.newworldencyclopedia.org/entry/Henry_Calvert_Simons That was the problem with free market theory then, and it’s the same now. They had been borrowing money from banks to purchase assets and pump up asset prices. When those inflated asset prices collapsed, so did the banking system. The IMF re-visited the Chicago plan after 2008. www.imf.org/external/pubs/ft/wp/2012/wp12202.pdf Free market theory has always been fundamentally flawed. The bank’s ability to create money has always been the problem. This is where it all goes wrong.

Lol we’re all much poorer for the fact last minute didn’t survive lol And thank God Ubers now profitable TEN YEARS later lol Imaging selling that pitch 2014 or earlier lol He always talks about cute for cancer too TRILLIONS spent worldwide and his beloved Bio Tech world is losing ground as there’s much more cancer now…..

London is a Foreign country…The really issue is the London Shitshow has forgotten about indigenous white British..that is a massive mistake..Foreigners own England…it is utter failure in all areas. This man is a globalist… England has been sold to the highest bidder…Appalling…There is no true British left …we have been erased by mass immigration

haha check out financial times article on Gary - hes a liar 😂

Well with London really rich the UK govt should introduce regional corporate rates.....10% in the poorer regions of Scotland 20% in the north of England, then 30% in the Midlands and 40% in the prosperous south. Alternatively encourage manufacturing with a 10 or 20% corporate tax rate and 40% for all services and distribution. These are the policies we have followed in Ireland for 60 years. David McCabe aged 86 retired chartered accountant and investment banker.

It’s “eecanomic” not the American “ekanomik”

This host guy is terrible, not to mention tax apologist. Yes we all know the difference between evasion and avoidance, doesn't mean that avoidance is a fair and balanced system. Also taxation gets absolutely bonkers after 200k, as in, not structured/bracketed properly. And who does that benefit?

thank you both for being so open about your mental problems channel blocked

It's not necessarily true that a house needs to be completely refitted for heat pumps. My ground source HP used existing radiators and pipes. But the biggest problem is individualising it. Mine is a "district" system, which maximises efficiency. Owners of big houses should examine the map and see which neighbours could be included in a communal system that everyone invests in.