Garys Economics

UK government borrowing costs spiked on Thursday with a panic in the bond markets, and the pound fell. Are we facing a new Liz Truss moment? Gary filmed an emergency video to address what's going on.

Updating you on what's happened over the past 6 months. And what'll happen in 2025.

I've been away but we're going to try to change things in 2025. Support Gary's Economics on Patreon.

The conversation dives into the harsh realities of a broken economy and the urgent need to navigate through it. Wealth inequality takes center stage, raising critical questions about taxation and accountability. Personal anecdotes reveal the moral dilemmas faced in finance during hard times, as stories of rising from poverty unfold. The struggle between selfishness and community duty is examined, drawing on literary examples. Finally, the emotional toll of economic collapse is addressed, emphasizing empathy and the need for collective support in challenging times.

An update from Gary.

Discover the stark contrasts between equal and unequal economic systems and their effects on financial security and social mobility. Learn how wealth concentration shapes consumer behavior and employment prospects. Dive into the mechanics of wealth inequality, revealing how it’s perpetuated by transfer payments and leads to economic disparities. Explore the significant consequences for disadvantaged populations as wealth continues to flow from the poor to the rich.

This channel started 4 years ago today. Which of my predictions came true?

"They'll leave" is the most common response in the media if you suggest a wealth tax. But will they?

Dive into the fascinating world of wealth and its nuances. Discover how wealth differs from income and the crucial role of asset ownership, especially in housing. Uncover the stark divide in wealth distribution between the general population and the elite, highlighting how physical assets like property shape our economy. Explore how everyday spending influences wealth accumulation and who really benefits from consumer purchases, while gaining insights from a new online course that delves deeper into economic principles.

Immigration isn't the biggest problem facing working class people. Don't believe the media.