Why Britain’s Economy Is Broken — ft. Jagjit Chadha | Prof G Markets

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This week on Prof G Markets, Ed is joined by Jagjit Chadha, Professor of Economics in the Faculty of Economics at the University of Cambridge, to discuss the major economic challenges facing the U.K. Professor Chadha also shares his insights on Brexit’s long economic shadow, how immigration has impacted the country, and where the U.S.-U.K. relationship stands today in light of President Trump’s state visit. Subscribe to our Markets Newsletter! https://links.profgmedia.com/markets-newsletter Order Algebra of Wealth now! https://links.profgmedia.com/algebra-of-wealth Timestamps: 00:00 - Today’s number 00:15 - Today’s episode 00:48 - Interview with Jagjit Chadha 01:08 - What are the biggest issues ailing the UK right now from an economics perspective? 05:51 - To what extent did Brexit play a role in this stagnation and decline in the U.K.? 11:44 - Do you think my cartoonish picture of what’s happening in the U.K. right now has any validity? 17:48 - Ad Break 19:05 - Why is the U.K. in this position right now where they’re struggling with debt issues? 25:53 - How is it that the economy is not growing? 30:34 - Why do you see public investment as the answer, and what else could help the U.K. recover? 34:08 - What is the word on immigration in the U.K. and how it has impacted the U.K.? 38:09 - Ad Break 39:30 - How is the relationship between the U.S. and the U.K. playing out right now? 43:29 - What’s your take on my surprise that the U.K. sees Trump as an interesting character but prioritizes mutual respect? 48:20 - Credits Subscribe to Prof G Markets on Spotify: https://links.profgmedia.com/markets-spotify Got a question for Prof G? Get answers on TikTok: https://links.profgmedia.com/tiktok Want more Prof G? Check out everything we're up to at: https://links.profgmedia.com/home #business #news #tech #financemotivation #stockmarket #profg #scottgalloway #profgmarkets #ai #earnings #stocks #inflation #investmentstrategies #investment #investing #gdp #podcast #recession #tariffs #ratecut #fed #trump #presidenttrump #uk #ukeconomy