Consumer confidence is down, tariffs are up. Defence spending surges. No wonder anti-depressent usage is booming.
Adam and Thomas discuss various economic themes, including the current state of inflation expectations in the US, consumer sentiment, and the implications of rising tariffs. They explore how these factors interact with political strategies and the broader economy, emphasising the historical context of tariffs and their impact on manufacturing. The conversation highlights the uncertainty in the economic landscape and the potential consequences for consumers and businesses alike. In this episode, the hosts delve into various economic themes, including inflation and consumer expectations, defence spending dynamics, and trends in antidepressant use across different countries. They explore how inflation affects pricing strategies, the implications of defence budgets on global security, and the surprising statistics surrounding mental health medication usage. The conversation also touches on unique economic indicators that may signal broader economic trends.If your life isn’t complete without charts, then you need to follow the Comedian V Economist instagram. Comments on the show? Send them to
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