now while all of this mega news has been
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written a piece for the website today
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inequality and it's called the decade
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the rich one and one of the things the
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central banks around the world pumped
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particular way that ended up benefiting
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documentary maybe actually even the star
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of the documentary he is a inequality
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economist who's a former trader who made
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loads of money and now has very strong
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opinions his name is gary stevenson and
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he's here now hi gary hi adam i feel
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like i've been watching you on tv quite
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a lot documentary and people will have
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seen you on tv now as well um so there's
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loads we can talk about i mean first of
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all just your story going from kind of
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poacher turned gamekeeper a bit what was
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what was that about well i mean i always
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wanted to work in the city growing up um
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i grew up in east london pretty poor
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at economics it's that straight line
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into the city i went to lsc and i was
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june 2008 which is obviously everybody
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will know just a few months before the
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so um for those who don't know interest
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rates collapsed to zero all over the
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world in 2008 and suddenly my job and
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the job of people like me was to bit on
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when will rates come up which is
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to simplify quite a lot basically a bit
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the history of this is fascinating
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actually because in 2008 when the crisis
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happened everybody bet rates were up in
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2009. and in 2009 they thought it'd be
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2010 in 2010 it was 2011 in 2011 it was
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kovid they were betting rates for
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consecutive years these guys bet the
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recovery would be next year and um after
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well what's really going on and i sort
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of really delved into the question of
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what is happening that we're not getting
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not understanding how important
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inequality was so if i was right and
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inequality is a problem it's not going
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to get fixed the economy will not
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recover so i went back to my desk and
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put a massive bet on that we would never
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year 2011 i was citibank's most
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profitable trader in the world how much
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money did you make for the bank in that
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uh i made 35 million dollars for the
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bank that year wow but it's a you know i
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made that money by betting that really
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bad things would happen in the economy
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and um you know the bank paid me a big
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sum of money and then they said well
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done mate do it again next year and um
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there's only so many years you can do
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that i think especially if you come from
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a poor background and it's your it's
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before you start thinking you know if
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really right in my understanding then
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surely i have to talk about it and to
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tell people yeah okay right there's lots
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of things we need to untangle there and
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it takes this documentary like two hours
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to do that so we'll do the short version
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but let's start off with one of the
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keep interest rates low because they
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decide what they are it's not just like
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quantitative easing qe have you ever
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managed to do a quick way of explaining
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what qe is to people who aren't familiar
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with it i could try controlling this
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instance after 2008 they thought that
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wasn't enough we need to lend more money
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to the system long term and the way they
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government bonds and government bonds
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are loans to the government so as we
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know the government borrows a lot of
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wealth funds big investment funds and
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these are long-term loans five years ten
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years in quantitative easing the central
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bank basically buys those loans off of
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the people who have lent money to the
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the british government for 10 years
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suddenly the central bank the bank of
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england comes in buys that loan from you
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and now you're sitting on the cash so
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suddenly get their money now
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and that brings interest rates very low
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because suddenly all of this money is
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suddenly all the investment funds have
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loads of money now and they need to
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actually yeah yeah it's not a simple
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thing to explain yeah and the whole idea
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is that it keeps the cost of borrowing
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low and keeps the supply of money in the
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to businesses that need it and
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businesses can get a loan at a cheaper
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the economy but as um guy hands he's
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says in this documentary he's quite
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honest about what that did for people
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those of us in private equity
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got incredibly wealthy in some ways it's
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money into the system
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but in some ways it's not and that the
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way it's not is the government assumes
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rather than realizing that money goes in
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and then there's a really interesting
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been started by alistair darling he says
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this he's kind of quite honest about
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what the effect of qe was on on lots of
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there's printing money because its
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purpose is that people who already have
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will see the value of those things go up
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aren't getting the benefits of the
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chancellors who've been involved in this
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just keep the financial system going
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when it was teetering on the brink now
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just explain to me why is it that
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putting this extra money into the system
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means that people who have assets like
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pensions or houses or shares and things
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end up getting more money i can't quite
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work out the link from a to b so the
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money gets into the system by the
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central bank the bank of england buying
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you've done to the government basically
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so the money at the first point it goes
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into the system it's going to investment
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funds and wealth individuals okay and um
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wealth individuals are not going to go
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straight into the shops and spend that
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money you know very wealthy people when
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they get money they invest it that's
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that's what very wealthy people do and
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bad economy stock prices down house
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prices down there was a guy sitting next
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to me a trader and he was like look it
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was about 2010. i was like the economy
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is doing terribly stock just go up and
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up and up i'm going to short stocks and
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i turn around and i said look stocks
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can't go down they cannot go down
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because if the economy is weak the
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central bank will print money and if the
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if you give the money to investors they
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support the economy supports asset
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documentary just about the culture in
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the places that you used to work and you
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you're near the story yeah i've actually
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brought the hat with me but if you
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didn't see it yeah you could see i
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thought you might ask yeah why don't you
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go and get it right gary's gonna now go
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your mic back on yeah
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now i'm going to be intrigued to see how
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you get this cap on over the top of the
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headset mike but let's give it a go so
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yeah they used to have an away day for
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the trailers once a year don't put this
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on now on now yeah and it's not going to
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fit i think it's not exactly well i can
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see it anyway so yes and it says go pick
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or go home go bigger so i think this was
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the beginning of 2011. we had an away
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day for the traders and uh all the
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traders sit back traders from all over
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the world come to this one away though
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and we walked in and straight away they
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gave us these hats and this hats down
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the front go big or go home it's a
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senior management sat down and they said
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look if you think you're a good trader
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and you're willing to take a risk in a
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million dollars why not take it in 10
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million you know go big or go home and i
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it beggars belief really so you know
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afterwards all the traders went back and
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massively up their risk and then as soon
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as they lose a bit of money they lose 10
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times what they used to lose and they
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have to stop their positions out and it
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was a disaster and that's why you know
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one of the reasons why i was citibank's
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top trade in 2011 is because all the
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responsible but the thing is there's
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this problem that goes all the way
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through the system which is if you're an
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individual trader and you make loads of
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money you get paid loads of money but if
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you lose loads of money you're not
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personally liable and your boss is the
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same right and his boss is the same and
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his boss is the same and then what 2008
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showed us is literally the entire bank
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corporation is taking the profits when
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they win and it goes to the government
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actually it's not because qe was done
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again on a massive scale at the start of
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the pandemic and it's still being done
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now so you're seeing the same thing
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enormous 450 billion which is 10 000
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pounds for every single adult in the
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country so if you're not sitting on ten
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thousand pounds more then you were pre
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covered someone else has got your ten
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thousand pounds and i put videos out
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right at the beginning of of coburg
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prices and big increases in inflation
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it that governments and economists feel
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the only thing they can do in crisis is
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unbelievably richer you know the first
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biggest economic disaster after the war
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on ordinary workers that does not apply
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to the income of millionaires in the
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united states but i think george osborne
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says in the documentary okay the rich
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feel uncomfortable about that because
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but he says average wages
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did okay and so actually it's not like
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the rich getting richer and the poor are
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getting poorer it is just the rich
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getting did they do okay relative to the
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cost of basic goods and services you
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know you don't need a degree in
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economics to see that okay yeah wages
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but the cost of basic goods and services
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was there was really high inflation in
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2011 i don't think i don't know if you
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remember it you went up to sort of five
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what is amazing to me is that fewer
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people in the media are saying look it's
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a replay of 2008 we're doing the same
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to the rich and sure that keeps your
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wages up but it also makes it's going to
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make house prices double it pushes the
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cost of food and energy up why is it
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that we feel that we're not allowed to
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tax the rich we feel the only way to
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deal with an economic crisis is to pump
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money in economists have sort of tied
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their hands and you know it must be
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mentioned that we have a chance to lose
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i've got an estimated worth of 200
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actually ends up happening 2008 and
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kovid is a massive increase in the
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wealth of the riches but nonetheless qe
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they're starting to withdraw it now
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aren't they yeah and you know i think qe
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period where the rich got massively
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richer and it would be easy to say well
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that's because of qe we should have done
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qe but actually without qe i think
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probably we would have seen 2008 play
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out a lot more like the great depression
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and i think qe probably prevented that
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but the problem is with qe it prevents
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that better than what happened in covid
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it causes huge amounts of money to put
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up with the richest and if you don't go
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in afterwards and then tax the richest
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increase in inflation and a massive
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falling standard of living so do the qe
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massive decrease in standard of living
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whole other podcast into our documentary
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series on the right level of tax for for
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the rich as as you're talking about
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there anyway gary thank you so much i
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can see why you were so suited to being
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well that's all for this episode of
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newscast i have a sneaking suspicion the
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from the bbc well thank you for making
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clearly ooze stamina and i gently
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encourage you to subscribe to us on bbc
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