David Graeber’s “Debt: the First 5000 years”. And explaining Sterling’s collapse.

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Recorded11 Sep 2020

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Anthropologist David Graeber sadly died last week. One of his most important works is “Debt”, which challenges our idea of money, and calls for widespread debt forgiveness in society. In today’s podcast I look at that book, and also at the reasons behind the fall in the UK’s pound.

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