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The world’s library for anyone interested in economics.
Economics has long been the domain of the ivory tower, where specialized language and opaque theorems make it inaccessible to most people. Enough is enough.
Featuring series, animations, interviews, courses, and conferences, we have created this public good for the global community. INET Video is tearing down barriers and empowering everyone to hold their world accountable.
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Economics has long been the domain of the ivory tower, where specialized language and opaque theorems make it inaccessible to most people. Enough is enough.
Featuring series, animations, interviews, courses, and conferences, we have created this public good for the global community. INET Video is tearing down barriers and empowering everyone to hold their world accountable.
Where will your journey start?
Using What You Have | The Economics of China Episode 4
In Episode 4, Professor Ang explains why conventional linear theories of “growth first,” “good institutions first,” or “fortunate histories first” have all failed to explain how development actually happened, not only in China, but also elsewhere. Development is a three-step coevolutionary process, and the first step, she shows, is “using what you have”--local actors using indigenous resources and local knowledge to kick-start entrepreneurial activities.
Learn more at economicsofchina.org/
Produced by Matthew Kulvicki, Nick Alpha & Kurt Semm
Learn more at economicsofchina.org/
Produced by Matthew Kulvicki, Nick Alpha & Kurt Semm
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Let Many China Models Bloom | The Economics of China Episode 3
Просмотров 10 тыс.День назад
Modeling China is tricky, depending on where (and when) you look within the country, particularly given its large size and rapid changes. So, what is the constant? Professor Ang introduces how “directed improvisation” works in China-a blend of top-down direction and bottom-up improvisation, producing diverse local solutions. Learn more at economicsofchina.org/ Produced by Matthew Kulvicki, Nick...
Deng’s Hidden Political Revolution | The Economics of China Episode 2
Просмотров 8 тыс.14 дней назад
What is the real political foundation for Chinese growth? In Episode 2, Professor Ang rejects the popular impression that China undertook economic reforms without political reforms. In reality, she reveals, Deng launched a hidden political revolution in the manner of bureaucratic reforms rather than Western-style democracy. Learn more at economicsofchina.org/ How can we understand the bright an...
Three Chinas | The Economics of China Episode 1
Просмотров 27 тыс.21 день назад
How much do you really know about the history of modern China? In Episode 1, Professor Ang introduces the differences in Chinese development under Mao, Deng, and Xi. Learn more at economicsofchina.org/ How can we understand the bright and dark sides of China’s gilded rise? Through the lens of American history. In this seven-episode series, Yuen Yuen Ang explains how China escaped poverty and be...
The Economics of China | Trailer
Просмотров 34 тыс.21 день назад
How can we understand the bright and dark sides of China’s gilded rise? Through the lens of American history. In this seven-episode series, Yuen Yuen Ang explains how China escaped poverty and became the second largest economy in the world. Rejecting popular assumptions of Chinese exceptionalism, she shows that China’s path to a mixture of wealth and capitalist excesses is more like the America...
The China Miracle?
Просмотров 92 тыс.Месяц назад
If we are to work toward a better future, we must look beyond the surface, and understand the multifaceted reality of China's ascent in the global arena. Drawing parallels to America's Gilded Age, Yuen Yuen Ang emphasizes that modernization comes with both progress and disruption. Ang (Alfred Chandler Chair Professor of Political Economy at @JohnsHopkins) provides a small window into her resear...
Bumpy Roads & Better Government
Просмотров 2,6 тыс.Месяц назад
Ed Glaeser, a @harvard economist specializing in cities and infrastructure, emphasizes the importance of everyday infrastructure, such as road quality, in improving the daily lives of millions. Using vertical acceleration data from Uber rides, he quantifies the costs of bumpy roads, revealing significant disparities in infrastructure quality across different neighborhoods. Glaeser argues that e...
China’s Gilded Age | The Economics of China Episode 5
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Why didn’t corruption impede economic growth in China? In episode 5, Professor Ang explains the paradox of Chinese development paired with a crisis of corruption. Learn more at economicsofchina.org/ Produced by Matthew Kulvicki, Nick Alpha & Kurt Semm
The Evolving Dynamics of Global Dollar Funding
Просмотров 4,8 тыс.Месяц назад
Elham Saeidinezhad (@barnardcollege) discusses the complex world of global dollar funding, revealing how non-banks and synthetic instruments are reshaping financial landscapes. Learn more at: elhamsaeidinezhad.com/
Re-Animating Economics
Просмотров 132 тыс.Месяц назад
Economics can do better, and the change starts with you. Explore the series... before it's too late! ruclips.net/p/PLmtuEaMvhDZZWpG0TlWwklST0OhZfBPqk INET Animates is our award-winning series in which top thinkers share their insights and opinions on issues they believe all people should understand. Created by Nick Alpha Produced by Matthew Kulvicki
Rekindling the Spirit of Innovation
Просмотров 1,2 тыс.2 месяца назад
What happened to the excitement of creativity and innovation? Edmund Phelps, Nobel Prize winner and esteemed economist, reflects on the diminishing sense of creativity and discovery that once thrived from the late 19th century to the 1970s. He discusses how contemporary American society, preoccupied with financial comparisons and material success, has strayed from the exhilarating pursuit of in...
Unequal Cities: Overcoming Anti-Urban Bias to Reduce Inequality in the United States
Просмотров 3,2 тыс.2 месяца назад
Are cities being held back? Rick McGahey (@thenewschool) explores the deep-rooted inequalities in American cities and the systemic challenges that perpetuate them, from racial disparities to economic divisions. More about the book: cup.columbia.edu/book/unequal-cities/9780231173346 Cities are central to prosperity: they are hubs of innovation and growth. However, the economic vitality of wealth...
Can You Trust the Experts?
Просмотров 2,9 тыс.2 месяца назад
Sandra Peart (@UniversityofRichmond) examines the complex relationship between experts and policy-making, advocating for transparency, competition, and ethical guidelines to ensure informed and unbiased decisions. Learn more about her work at jepson.richmond.edu/faculty/bios/speart/
The Medicare Maze [Eileen Appelbaum]
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Your health shouldn't be someone else's wealth. Eileen Appelbaum takes a critical look at Medicare Advantage, exposing how it falls short of its cost-saving and quality-enhancing promises, burdening taxpayers and compromising patient care. Learn more about her work at www.cepr.net/staff-member/eileen-appelbaum/
Hysteresis and the Economy
Просмотров 4,1 тыс.2 месяца назад
Mark Setterfield delves into the concept of hysteresis to explore whether temporary economic shocks like the COVID-19 recession have lasting effects on the economy. Setterfield, Professor of Economics at the New School for Social Research, explores how such temporary events can have enduring effects on economic outcomes, distinguishing between temporary and extreme effects and their potential t...
Work, Retire, Repeat: The Uncertainty of Retirement in the New Economy
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Work, Retire, Repeat: The Uncertainty of Retirement in the New Economy
The Baby Formula [Darrick Hamilton]
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The Baby Formula [Darrick Hamilton]
A Paradigm Shift Towards Ecological Restoration
Просмотров 4,2 тыс.4 месяца назад
A Paradigm Shift Towards Ecological Restoration
Busting the Bankers' Club: Finance for the Rest of Us
Просмотров 6 тыс.5 месяцев назад
Busting the Bankers' Club: Finance for the Rest of Us
How Stock Buybacks Fuel the Racial Wealth Gap
Просмотров 3,5 тыс.5 месяцев назад
How Stock Buybacks Fuel the Racial Wealth Gap
Barbara Bergman: Pioneering Feminist Economist & Advocate for Economic Diversity
Просмотров 2,6 тыс.5 месяцев назад
Barbara Bergman: Pioneering Feminist Economist & Advocate for Economic Diversity
The Ghost Budget: Paying for America's Post 9/11 Wars
Просмотров 4,3 тыс.6 месяцев назад
The Ghost Budget: Paying for America's Post 9/11 Wars
An Immigrant Economist Explores the Land of Inequality
Просмотров 3,3 тыс.6 месяцев назад
An Immigrant Economist Explores the Land of Inequality
My vision of China is more in line with a slug in salt.
Per capita income is also very important😂
Toilet paper cost needs maybe rough calculate 100k a month, actually they have options use Sand... Iraq war to pay debt 9/11.. when warning they take play things... debt..1..2. Trillion+ dick man suck money 1 trillion= American government get big fack....
need money, debt money to be pay,
That Iraq war that just a big fack Rob...
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How was it possible for this presenter to not even mention the Five Year Plan system that plays such an important role in the Chinese economy? Nor to examine how it differs from the Soviet version which is key to understanding the more flexible and dynamic Chinese planning system. Nor did the presenter mention the role of state investment in China which is double that of its competitors and explains how China has built its massive infrastructure and has been so successful in industrial innovation. Lastly, the presenter did not mention the international context especially in the last decade. Instead, she focuses on the superficial political institutional questions and the 'great man' approach to history.
I like 'Use what you have'! reminds of the 'effectuation' principle proposed by Saras D. Sarasvathy in the book Elements of Entrepreneurial Expertise
When World Bank is mentioned in this video, I know this is promoting western hegemony.
China's model is echoed by many economic pundits as exports over imports. 'They lend but don't like to borrow!' This from a financial standpoint is troubling. Yes, its currency has gained strength on the exchange market. At what cost? I am shocked the Yuan is currently at $0.14. And, the Yen is $0.0063 - 33% below what I thought was a stable price. China reaching $0.05 to $0.1 was a miracle but understandable with its lending practice forcing this on the World Bank to protect the USD.
'...on managing prosperity, we have much to learn...' -- classic rhetoric from a Red state. Hence corruption if that carrot is waved!
No, no, no, no! By the 1980s, China was on the road to success. The Western world knew this was going to be a new economic powerhouse. To this day some bad actors, opposed to a free market economy, want to halt or reverse this trend. China's relaxing its totalitarian regime was to boost innovation - new ideas and models for doing business. Stigmatized as copycats. This is still echoed by many in Western circles - even on a governmental level. However, by allowing citizens to believe they are self-actors stimulated the 'why not try to be rich mentality - the hallmark of capitalism and its apparent success from the late 1800s onwards. Summary: Good governance or capitalism is needed for economic development. The former is a sure winner. The latter is nature at its worst using natural selection. Hence why communism is still a financial model to ensure everyone is treated equally in society. Downsides to being a full Red flag-waver: lack of ownership and self-determinism - why try to do more? Only the bare essentials are needed - rubbish cars and equipment, lack of choice in goods and foodstuff, and no escape from serving the state for you or your children. The illusion of freedom is important even if that dream is hard to obtain.
She does highlight this! 1983 - onwards, but this kind of government isn't kind to their billionaires or greed (excessive profit - includes any social system)!
They shouldn’t require vale judgements. Policy should be aimed at maximising wellbeing per capita via socioeconomic cost benefit assessment including the consideration of the distribution of those benefits. Politicians should be paid in this basis as well.
Is Russia rated as one of the most corrupt nations in the world..I understand that Putin and his mates have stolen over a trillion dollars from the Russian people.
ElonMusk should take in the fact that mathmatics don't always play yet in a global economy we have more resources to exploit if we create an ecosystem which nurtures society. Its better for his science brain but not his political.
Mao's foundation made possible...the impossible.
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The problem is when people have all the feelings right but the facts wrong and the the lack institutions for actual change.
He’s aaaaallllmost there…almost.
The young man at 2:19 and 10:07 is Gary Stevenson! A very important person. His channel is called Gary's Economics.
Thank you. Best wishes.
garbage should not be saved or prolonged
The 401K. When this came out how many people knew what to invest their money in? Hard working Americans who have full time jobs, families, when do they have time to do their homework on financial literacy? Those who praise this confusing investment plan don’t know what’s in their Growth Fund, their Value Fund or their Foreign Investment Fund. I asked my broker about this? Could never get an answer. Nice. But they love pulling that monthly fee from my account.
The unpaid work lies outside the marketplace and is, hence, unpaid by definition. This doesn't undervalue their work. Reward for such work is not material in nature. What makes you think paid, male work is a great jolly ride to which women don't have access to? Most of the dangerous, high-risk work is done by men, which is also exploitation of men if one views it from a leftist lens.
Loved this video so much ❤
Isnt austerity spending on government services what it makes on tax revenue? Why is this such a crazy idea
I really enjoyed this series, I have been craving a better understanding into the organizing principles of china and maybe you make it seem simple, but it kind of seems like common sense. If anything the current world bank method seems like it was built for people to fail. Which would make sense for a country seeking hegemony to force other countries to adopt measures that would decrease survivability. I feel bad for all the countries that bought into that stuff. btw US is not "democratic", yea we vote for leaders but democracy is predicated on being properly informed, which we are not, on a collective level.Please keep up the material.
The world can learn a lot from two Chinese lead countries with miraculous economic achievements - China and Singapore! The key is good leaders and anti corruption. The west currently has the worst leaders and systemic corruption that don't serve its citizens.
The US isn't without corruption, which is obvious with the scotus being had by billionaires. But China ranks at the very bottom of the entire world press freedom index. Just look at what happened to Dr. Li Wenliang in Wuhan when he was only trying to do his job. Not to mention half of all Americans would've disappeared for saying half the stuff they say on social media. China is still an authoritarian police state dictatorship by comparison.
I hope you all realize this guy’s father used to direct McKinsey….we are talking deep stater to the utmost degree….he helped cause the problems he is bitching about and he hates Trump because Trump exposed their kind and if he comes back he will eviscerate them. His argument is completely intellectually dishonest and he thinks Obama was duped by the system too….instead of the one who LED us to this Hell. STOP listening to wealthy sophisticated liberals who want to destroy you….regardless of race or politics.
Fantastic. Thank you Prof Ang
This guy was doing awesome until the end when he says that Trump is the embodiment of all that is wrong. 😂. It was then that I realized these guys are just commies. Worship of government and growing government power is why we are in this mess….not worship of the rich….im sorry if YOU losers used to worship the rich. Obama and Biden have more to do with your problems than Silicon Valley or Exxon Mobil….mostly they make the products that keep you alive. Don’t buy them if you don’t like what they say about you
Well, good govermennce did not exist in Japan and Korea to.. one Imperial and the dictatorship, very similar to china, it is almsot that Eugnics and ethnic groups have an essier way to succee..i.e.. IQ..South Afirca are rich nation in the 1980 going to sheet cause of good govermemce [deomcracy and good constitution] is leading it to sheeet...so...here all these thoeries fail...
there's serious flaw on this theory!now days i do see prices only rise up with all that competition and exploitation of cheap labor,resources and supreme technologies !!!!!and it is because of always rigging the prices ,or negotiating them among big retail ,so the consumer gets screwed while the government officials anywhere in the world are bleating and lining their bank account with bundles of US dollars!!! i have not seen a drop of any commodity or merchandise price in 20 years
China Rise , not cause of Mao but through hard work and understanding of Zhou En Lai and his group, CANNOT CLOSE CHINA . HOW TO GO FORWARD. Of course the Credit must go to Mao, the founder of CCP.
I completely agree
I hate when people like this try to make profit-maximisation specifically about capitalism, when the truth is that other systems of economics also try to maximise profits. At least in capitalism any individual can start a business and gradually build up wealth.
ALL analysis MEANS NOTHING if we dont put human variable inside the equation. How much IQ they have, How much they willingly to get out from poverty. How much they had the stamina.
Jeffrey Sachs was also the lead Chicago Boy that promoted Shock Doctrine to post-Soviet Russia.
Its all about biology/genetics and culture/society/religion, good genetics is the base that results in good governance and that mixed with appropriate culture results in growth; bad genetics results in bad governance but if mixed with good culture results in stagnation; bad genetics results in bad governance and if mixed with bad culture results in degrowth and disintegration of the state into tribalism that by virtue of its small size results in good culture meaning stagnation in a small state; good genetics combined with bad culture results in bad governance and de growth resulting to conflicts/fragmentation and conflicts/fragmentation improves culture and results in growth which results in consolidation which means further growth until culture becomes bad and the cycle repeats. China had always been on top respective of other nations for most of history, its culture turned bad due to decadence and Marxism, reforms were made and growth resumed; China always had a good base which is its genetics, not something most of the third world have so for them, using what they have is already difficult and results in eventual failure unless they are conquered by great countries and forced to have good culture under the yoke of those with good genetics which will result in some growth, but if they are decolonized then they revert to their baselines. The US had good genetics and culture initially making growth after decolonization possible, India had bad genetics and culture making real growth impossible after decolonization.
Per ChatGPT, China was never really Marxist. It called itself Marxist, and since people generally don't know what Marxism is, they thought China must be Marxist since it calls itself that. But, as ChatGPT notes, western developed nations are more Marxist than the Soviets or China since Marx never advocated police state fascism where people are disappeared for political dissent. A closer interpretation of actual Marxism is the US New Deal of the 1930s since that was the brainchild of Keynes, and Keynes was a Marxist. As ChatGPT notes, Lenin re-wrote Marx to suit his own purpose, and his version is a significant departure from actual Marxism.
Yuen Yuen Ang is brilliant
Privatisation has been totally disastrous here in Britain
That's why at 12:35 she rubs her hands together to reassure herself that a "highly personalized investment culture" isn't just a euphemism for deals on the golf course cronyism on steroids.
You say so many things but nothing at all. Are you Chinese pro Chinese or pro west ?
You're so terribly small.
I had a lot of faith that China would be by far the leading economy of the 21st century but after Xi consolidated power I am not so sure. Strong central leadership has had the same problem since absolute monarchies, the fortunes of the country often depend on competent leadership, which seldom comes around, if at all. What's more, often to maintain their power, the cost paid is in corruption and ossification of the elites.
Just brilliant! Absolutely brilliant!
thx!
I remember the Freakonomics as well as the Sinica Podcast episodes with Professor Ang. Both were excellent and this series adds to that. Thoroughly enjoying them
I'm hardly anything even remotely close to a China expert but it does seem that your argument over the course of this video series is aimed at discrediting Xi. I'm not saying that's wrong (because honestly, I'm not educated enough on the topic to know) but it does stand out to me.
I think one could make the argument that the United States is "essentially" ruled by one party.
The biggest financial bubble in 5000 years human history 0:51
Modern China does lot of what Keynes proposed
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