The Rest Is Money

74. Labour’s first economic move in government

Jul 10, 2024

Discussions on capitalism, pensions, and Labour's economic policy. Analysis of street crime, government initiatives, and Dyson's job cuts. Explore the impact of Robert Peston's shoe choice on Nike shares. Touch on attracting young people to pensions and addressing income inequality.

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Labour aims to decentralize economic power for regional decision-making.

Capitalism's dynamics impact job cuts, investments, and inequality, necessitating welfare reforms.

Deep dives

Policies and Street Robberies

The podcast discusses the economic policies of the new government's manifesto pledge to address street crime. The hosts recount an incident of a phone robbery in London and the rising trend of street robberies, especially through cycle thefts, as described by police and experts in digital marketing.

Intro

3min

Discussion on Street Crime, Police Resources, and the New Government's Focus

2min

Peter appointed as chair of Network Rail and discussion on devolving decision-making powers

9min

Dyson Job Cuts and UK Economic Initiatives

7min

Exploring Pensions and Capitalism

21min

The Impact of Robert Peston's Shoe Choices on Nike's Shares

3min

Does capitalism only work if people continue to be poor? How can we encourage young people to contribute to their pension? What do we know so far about Labour's economic policy? Steph and Robert answer your questions.

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