Knowledge, capital and labour – networks of exchange

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From early economic activity along the Silk Road to modern-day Brazil, what are the unexpected impacts of the movement of labour and the flow of capital? Taking one market as an example, how can pharma be made more equitable? As the words ‘tariffs’, ‘economic growth’, ‘global trade’ and ‘sanctions’ fly around us, the economy and how markets are interlinked is something we are all growing more aware of.Listen on as our three guests unravel some of the complexities: Sitta von Reden is professor of Ancient History at the University of Freiburg, Germany. Paula Bustos is research professor at Pompeu Fabra University, and Susi Geiger is professor of Markets, Organisations and Society at the College of Business, University College Dublin.

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