• 8 - Monetary Policy and Its Impact on the Lives of Ordinary People

  • Nov 1 2021
  • Length: 1 hr and 4 mins
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8 - Monetary Policy and Its Impact on the Lives of Ordinary People

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  • In this eighth episode of Liberty & Wine, my friend Rudyard and I talk about monetary policy and how, despite the supposed independence of central banks and it being the top policy issue facing more and more countries, it seems to escape political debate and public scrutiny. This is particularly unfortunate given that monetary policy has a significant impact on the lives of ordinary people.

    For this month’s wine review, my special guest wine expert Malcolm presents the 2019 Tawse Growers Blend Pinot Noir from the Niagara Falls region. I then conclude by telling you about a great Netflix series I recently watched – The Barrier – before making a very exciting announcement about the addition of a new host to Liberty & Wine.

    To read more about Rudyard’s articles on monetary policy:

    https://thehub.ca/2021-08-16/rudyard-griffiths-the-leaders-wont-be-talking-about-this-issue-it-may-be-the-most-important-one/

    https://thehub.ca/2021-09-01/rudyard-griffiths-deficits-used-to-matter-now-the-parties-dont-even-tell-us-the-price-tag/

    Wine: https://www.vivino.com/CA/en/tawse-growers-blend-pinot-noir/w/1828786

    Malcolm’s website: https://www.goodfoodrevolution.com/

    Editorial: https://www.netflix.com/ca/title/81073507
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