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S1E6: How economics really affects you
Season 1 · Episode 6

S1E6: How economics really affects you

The Bank of England comes for tea to answer your questions about how their decisions affect us all...

Making Money · Damien Jordan & Timeyin Akerele from Most

May 22, 20231h 3m

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Show Notes

Studies show that basic economic literacy means doing better with money over the long-term. So we invited Bank of England economists, Rupal Patel and Jack Meaning, round to tea to ask them the big questions.


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