Debasement all around: lessons from 16th-century inflation

Charlie McCann, Southeast Asia correspondent for The Economist, dives into historical inflation's modern echoes. He draws parallels between 16th-century England's currency debasement and today’s economic challenges, revealing how societal unrest followed financial turmoil. McCann also shares insights on the Baduy people's struggle to maintain their traditions amidst modern pressures. Plus, he touches on quirky global dog breed trends, exploring how media influences popularity and ownership dynamics across countries.