Tid er penger - En podcast med Peter Warren Putin vant valget, Trump vant makten og Musk vant økonomisk
Nov 11, 2024
Explore the intricate ties between global politics and economics, revealing how elections sway market dynamics. Delve into the influence of U.S. electoral outcomes on European markets and tech stocks. Discover the volatility of cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin, and how recent events shape their trajectories. The conversation highlights the ethical challenges in journalism amidst geopolitical narratives, while exploring the complexities of prediction markets and the role of social media in shaping economic perceptions.
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Economy Driving Votes
- The 2024 US election reflects economic anxieties, not solely political stances.
- Voters prioritized their financial concerns over other issues.
Inflation Perception
- Economists and the average person perceive inflation differently.
- People react more strongly to immediate price increases than long-term trends.
Filter Bubbles and News
- Peter Warren recounts a friend's unawareness of major flooding in Spain, highlighting the filter bubble effect.
- Algorithmic news feeds can limit exposure to important events, creating a skewed perspective.