The World Is Having Too Few Babies, and Too Many
10 Nov 2022
25m
Bloomberg · News
Stephanomics
Stephanomics is for people who want to understand what’s really driving the global economy in a world of disruption. Each week, Bloomberg’s Stephanie Flanders connects the dots between geopolitics, trade, technology, policy and markets—to make sense of what’s happening now and what might happen next.
Episodes
Why Brazil's Lula May Tack Toward the Center
03 Nov 2022
34m
Biden's Pro-Union Presidency Isn't Good Enough for Union Members
27 Oct 2022
30m
In China, Five More Years of Xi Means Security Above All Else
20 Oct 2022
32m
Bad Policies are Greasing the Wheels for a Global Recession
13 Oct 2022
36m
Liz Truss' Tax Fiasco Shows How UK Guardrails Have Fallen Away
06 Oct 2022
30m
The Housing Slowdown Could Become a Global Meltdown
28 Jul 2022
37m
Covid's Supply Chain Chaos Is Just a Dress Rehearsal for What's Coming
21 Jul 2022
31m
Beijing Wants Young Chinese Workers to Love Capitalism Again
14 Jul 2022
29m
Why Italy’s Workforce Crisis Is Likely to Get Worse
07 Jul 2022
30m
Abortion Ruling Is Part of a Global Reversal of Women’s Rights
30 Jun 2022
28m
How Sri Lanka’s Financial Crisis Could Become the World’s
23 Jun 2022
26m
Why Inflation's Fallout Is Becoming Increasingly Global
16 Jun 2022
24m
Silencing the ‘Noise’ Behind Bad Corporate Decisionmaking
09 Jun 2022
27m
Why This Coming American Summit May Blow Up for Biden
02 Jun 2022
28m
How the Home of America's Worst Inflation Got That Way
26 May 2022
41m
Rishi Sunak's Path Back From High Inflation and a Tax Scandal
19 May 2022
31m
Will Ferdinand Marcos Jr. Revive the Sins of His Father?
12 May 2022
32m
Higher Inflation, Rates Will Stick Around as Economies Go Green
06 May 2022
37m
The Looming Debt Crisis About to Make Everything Worse
28 Apr 2022
20m
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