The Business podcast
Summary: The top business brains from the Guardian and the Observer come together for a weekly dose of economic reality. Hosted by Guardian columnist Aditya Chakrabortty.
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Podcasts:
Our team of experts discusses the winners and losers in the government's comprehensive spending review
In the Guardian's Business podcast this week, John Lanchester joins the debate on how writers and dramatists have depicted the financial crisis
The Business podcast takes a closer look at the proposed coalition cuts
Larry Summers has become the third economist to have been spat out of the White House inner circle. What does this say about Barack Obama's handling of the crisis?
As Labour prepares to unveil a new leader, the Guardian's business podcast examines how the left can lead the debate on the economy
The Guardian's business podcast asks: Whatever happened to America's recovery summer? We mull Obama's options for recovery. Also: Bob Diamond; and myths about capitalism
Choice is at the foundation of our economic system, but is having lots of it always a good thing? Sheena Iyengar, Andrew Lilico, Renata Salecl and Julian Glover discuss
With economic growth better than expected and Britain's banks passing the 'stress tests' we look for more reasons to be cheerful. Plus our selection of summer reading. With Larry Elliott, Jill Treanor and Brendan McSweeney
After 13 years, three election wins, a boom and then a bust, we assess the economic legacy of Labour's time in office. With Aditya Chakrabortty, Larry Elliott, Julian Glover and Maurice Glasman
Author and Harvard academic Niall Ferguson is in the pod to discuss what modern bankers could learn from Siegmund Warburg; plus the funding crisis in universities and the independence of the growth forecasts from the Office for Budget Responsibility
We've had an unprecedented number of new arrivals to the UK. How has it affected the economy?
The Business: Clay Shirky, Facebook and Lolcats
Ruth Sunderland, Julian Glover and Seumas Milne test George Osborne's claims that today's budget was unavoidable and progressive, while Michael White gets reaction from Westminster
Aditya Chakrabortty discusses Alan Budd's report, the coming budget, banking reform and CEOs, with Larry Elliott, Phillip Inman and Will Straw, in our business podcast
Ha-Joon Chang discusses industrial strategy, plus David Cameron's cuts, BP's ongoing problems and Tesco's chief executive plans to stand down
