

From Moral to Market Sentiments
9 snips Dec 2, 2020
Mark Carney, former Governor of the Bank of England and UN Special Envoy for Climate Finance, discusses the dangerous prioritization of financial over human values. He explores how this shift has contributed to crises like climate change and COVID-19. Carney emphasizes the need to redefine value in economic terms, advocating for a balance between profit and ethical considerations. He also critiques the undervaluation of essential care work and the limitations of capitalism in addressing societal needs, urging a return to deeper, more meaningful assessments of value.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Navigating Crises: Insights from the 2020 Reith Lectures
01:45 • 6min
Rethinking Value in Economics
07:21 • 31min
Valuing Essential Care Work in Society
38:04 • 2min
Governance and Climate: A Call for Long-Term Thinking
40:18 • 7min
Understanding Value: Price, Rents, and Economic Measurements
47:29 • 4min
Capitalism, Climate, and Community Values
51:03 • 7min
Reflections on Financial Crises and Dark Wellness Stories
57:54 • 4min