Ian Dunt's UK, the economics of degrowth, and how relevant are the Oscars?

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Recorded11 Feb 2025

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Calls to "stop the boats" have returned to UK Parliament. What is the degrowth movement, and can it really challenge the global economic order? Plus how relevant are the Oscars as they near their centenary?

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