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Gepubliceerd20 sep. 2026
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302. Can the West bridge the gap with China, India and the BRICs+ nations?
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301. Why the US won't stop China in the AI race
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299. Trump’s new tariffs - can anyone win a trade war?
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298. Why Healey as Chancellor? And can he find the money?
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297. How do we reshape our workforce in the AI era?
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296. Gary Stevenson- how would a wealth tax help those on low incomes?
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295. Jim O’Neill – The man shaping Burnhamomics
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294. Gary Stevenson – Is being a city trader bad?
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293. A Nobel Prize winning view on wealth inequality
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292. The £6 trillion pot we should use to grow the economy
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291. Does Burnham have any wiggle room?
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290. Can Burnham’s ‘business friendly socialism’ grow the economy?
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289. Why we need fewer civil servants
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288. Which politician is the worst tax dodger?
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