A 70,000 Year View on the Covid-19 Crisis
Stephanomics
Covid-19 is the biggest threat to our physical and economic health in recent times, but on this weekโs episode, Columbia University professor Jeffrey Sachs takes a 70,000 year perspective on the global crisis, what it will mean for international relations and even a potentially better future. Stephanie Flanders also speaks to Bloomberg Opinion editor Ferdinando Giugliano about the European Unionโs proposed recovery fund. He thinks this time will be different for fiscally strait-laced Germany, but for it to have lasting impact, the Italians will need to show they can spend it wisely. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comNext Episodes
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