Lawrence H. Summers criticizes Trump's inflationary economic plans. Stephanie Flanders discusses European stability. Ruchir Sharma believes government intervention is excessive. Ronald Olson's insights on Berkshire Hathaway.

Stephanie Flanders discusses weakening US labor market, Kenneth Jacobs analyzes Supreme Court's Chevron ruling, Peter Georgescu reflects on his journey from communist Romania to the US in Wall Street Week podcast.

Stephanie Flanders, Head of economics and politics at Bloomberg, and Mark Landler, London bureau chief for The New York Times, discuss the looming impact of disinformation on the U.S. election, especially in contentious swing states. They emphasize the challenges of an unpredictable political landscape and the global implications of misinformation. Meanwhile, Afghan Taekwondo athlete Mazia Hamdi shares her journey advocating for women's rights from exile, highlighting the ongoing struggles faced by Afghan women under Taliban rule.

The podcast discusses the Chancellor's Budget highlights, including tax cuts and child benefit reform. Analysis from experts on economic implications and political responses. Exploration of government policies, capital gains tax changes, and their impact on voters and property markets.

Stephanie Flanders, head of economics and politics at Bloomberg, and Lucy Fisher, Whitehall editor at the Financial Times, dive into heated discussions about the assisted dying legislation, revealing the complex pressures new MPs face. They also explore major pension reforms aimed at improving returns for retirees and stimulating economic growth. The conversation lightens with humorous takes on the peculiar transitions in US politics, especially Trump's team dynamics, while touching on Brexit's evolving landscape and its impact on UK politics.

Join Stephanie Flanders, Bloomberg's Head of Economics, and Andy King, former Chief of Staff at the UK Office for Budget Responsibility, as they dissect Rachel Reeves’ first budget. They tackle the public’s response, exploring tax increases, spending ratios, and the delicate balance of public services against financial realities. The duo unpacks how budget decisions affect small businesses, wages, and the broader economic landscape while humorously musing on audience sentiments and the future implications for the UK economy.

Join Stephanie Flanders, an economics expert at Bloomberg, and Tim Leunig, a professor and chief economist, as they unpack a historic budget from the Labour Chancellor. They discuss the budget's transformative implications for youth and the economy, analyzing minimum wage changes and government investments. Important themes emerge, such as the role of oversight to ensure economic accountability and contrasting Labour and Conservative taxation strategies. Their insights shed light on the genuine motivations behind political decisions in today's rapidly changing landscape.

Stephanie Flanders, Head of Economics and Politics at Bloomberg and host of Votanomics, joins the discussion on tax reforms and the UK budget. They dive deep into potential changes to inheritance tax and the government's struggle to balance public perception with economic realities. The conversation also highlights the UK's fraught relationship with China and the strategic implications of a major investment summit. Lastly, Flanders provides insights into the growing concerns within the Democratic Party as the US election approaches.

In this discussion, Stephanie Flanders, Bloomberg's Head of Economics and Government, shares her insights on the growing government debt fueled by pandemic stimulus plans. She reveals how rising interest rates complicate debt management and the public's evolving attitude towards spending and austerity. Flanders contrasts the experiences of the US and France, emphasizing how economic growth plays a crucial role in managing debt. The conversation highlights the intricate balance between fiscal responsibility and fostering recovery in a post-pandemic world.

Economist Stephanie Flanders joins the podcast to discuss Rishi Sunak's economy plan. Burger King and Taylor Wimpey CEOs share their thoughts on the announcements. Topics include VAT cuts, Job Retention Bonus, Kickstart Scheme, sector-specific support, and challenges faced by businesses during the pandemic.