Cash Lads

This week, we're doing money at the movies. We're going to look at favourites such as Wall Street, Trading Places and the Big Short to see how cinema has used entertainment to teach us more about the world of high finance. 

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Many of you won't know too much about Taiwan and its most famous company TSMC. However, both economically and politically, both are hugely important to the world economy and world politics. How far off is a war of conquest between China and Taiwan and what would Trump do if China imposes a quarantine, blockade or full scale invasion of Taiwan?

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Donald Trump's new man at the USA's central Bank - the Federal Reserve - Kevin Warsh. We learn all about the background of this newly powerful Lord of Finance, what he believes in, where he wants the Fed to go and is he about to fall out with Trump almost immediately?

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This week, FinTech Pro owner, Jay Patel, joins Marcus and I for a chat about his start in India, the development of the Indian economy, rivalry with China and Irelands Ferrari on a Country Road! Hope you enjoy.

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In today's episode we look at why prices have been rising so much in recent years. We also look at why falling prices, or deflation, can be more damaging then you think. Finally we look at hyperinflation in 1920s Germany when money died.

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