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Unlearning Economics

@unlearningeconomics9021United KingdomJoined 2020

Critical videos explain economics, public policy, inequality, housing, and related political and social issues.

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About

Good for

  • understanding economic ideas and policies
  • examining inequality and housing debates
  • learning how economics shapes public policy

I am an academic economist from the UK who has long been critical of the economics profession and how economics is used in public policy. Mostly the channel will cover economics with a critical perspective but I aim to educate people about economics in the process, so I'll try to explain key concepts and ideas along the way. That way, even if you disagree with aspects of the videos you will hopefully learn something from them. I am interested in more than just economics and will likely do videos covering other topics such as statistics and politics.

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