Naomi Fowler ■ How economics ruins economies: the Tax Justice Network podcast, March 2021

How economics ruins economies: the Tax Justice Network podcast, March 2021

Naomi Fowler

Published:

25 March 2021

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Corporate tax havenry ↘ Race to the bottom ↘ UN tax convention ↘ Tax havens ↘

Welcome to the latest episode of the Tax Justice Network’s monthly podcast, the Taxcast. You can subscribe either by emailing naomi [at] taxjustice.net or find us on your favourite podcast app.

Much of the world is run on the basis of economic theories that have become accepted truths of our era. But they actually have very little evidence to back them up. This month, Naomi Fowler speaks to finance journalist and writer Tom Bergin on how economics ruins economies, and puts economists in the dock. Tom’s book, Free Lunch Thinking: how economics ruins the economy is available here.

Plus: which nations are the world’s worst offenders for helping multinational corporations pay less tax than they should? The results of the Tax Justice Network’s Corporate Tax Haven Index 2021 are out. Read more here.

Here’s the transcript of the show (may not be 100% accurate)

Featuring:

Finance journalist and writer Tom Bergin
John Christensen of the Tax Justice Network
Hosted and produced by Naomi Fowler of the Tax Justice Network

How Economics Ruins Economies #110

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The author

Naomi Fowler

Naomi is the Tax Justice Network's creative strategist. She also produces and presents the Taxcast, the Tax Justice Network's monthly podcast/radio show. She also directs the Tax Justice Network's monthly podcast/radio shows in Spanish - Justicia ImPositiva, Arabic - الجباية ببساطة French - Impôts et Justice Sociale and Portuguese - É da sua conta. She produced programming for broadcasters around the world for 15 years, was Programme Director at a radio station in Latin America and has lived and worked in various countries. She's currently based between London, Sicily and Spain.

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