

Cahal Moran
Visiting Fellow at the London School of Economics and Political Science. He runs the popular YouTube channel UnlearningEconomics and is the author of Why We’re Getting Poorer: A Realist’s Guide to the Economy and How We Can Fix It.
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Apr 30, 2025 • 48min
Why we are getting poorer (with Cahal Moran)
In this insightful discussion, Cahal Moran, author of 'Why We're Getting Poorer' and voice of YouTube's Unlearning Economics, dives into the troubling reality of growing wealth inequality amidst rising billionaires. He challenges conventional economic teachings, critiquing trickle-down theories and advocating for public investment in education and housing. Moran highlights the dangers of wealth concentration among the elite and urges for democratic reforms to empower local decision-making. His perspectives on economic realities will leave you questioning the status quo.

Jun 4, 2025 • 1h 40min
The Economy is Rigged & Economics is Wrong (Ft. Unlearning Economics)
This week features Dr. Cahal Moran, an economist and the creator of the YouTube channel Unlearning Economics. He delves into the contradictions of modern capitalism, addressing whether it has enriched or impoverished society. Moran critiques mainstream economic education and highlights the significance of alternative models, such as Modern Monetary Theory. He also discusses the economic trajectories of countries like China and South Korea, while suggesting innovative policies like land value tax. His insights challenge traditional perspectives and advocate for a more equitable economic future.

May 12, 2025 • 1h 52min
#1096 Cahal Moran (Unlearning Economics): Why We’re Getting Poorer
Cahal Moran, Visiting Fellow at the London School of Economics and creator of the YouTube channel Unlearning Economics, dives into pressing economic issues. He critiques austerity measures, arguing they worsen inequality. The conversation highlights the disparity in power between billionaires and millionaires, emphasizing the need for fair taxation and Universal Basic Income. Moran also explores systemic challenges in housing and landownership, calling for community-driven solutions to promote equity and address economic crises.