Why Care About Wars? | The Economics of War & Peace Episode 1

[@ethemesonmez]

a much needed series! thanks.

[@katherinramirez6779]

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[@ZhangWei02]

I plan to watch this entire series with an open yet skeptical mind to see how they approach the issues of balance of power, deterrence, and active aggressors. The enemy gets a vote.

[@NewEconomicThinking]

Nobody should be silenced. Be sure to let us know what you think!

[@jeffleong5533]

Please explore the economics of wastage and war and also the hypocrisy of ESG and War and how to defund weapons manufacturers and disrupt their supply chains 🙏🏼

[@JurgMudveins]

Really important video. Great work

[@NewEconomicThinking]

Thanks! Dark times, but we can do better together.

[@TerriYoung-m4c]

Prayers for everyone and I mean everyone

[@thealohamu808]

Thank you for discussing this. War reverses any progress economies make. Let us remember that reparations is also calculated into repairing the effects of war, which can impact the economy of the ones paying reparations.

[@euroclyde]

How can there be peace when one country’s definition of it relies on its unfettered access to the resources and labor of another’s? In El Salvador, for example, the USA was the sponsor of the government that served the interests of the extremely wealthy. Peace broke down in a revolutionary attempt by the masses to make their collective lives better and get justice. The USA, a major player of the war, then hosted “peace” talks as it also wields unilateral power in the UN and in the Breton Woods organizations.

[@kerwinbrown4180]

So everyone was greedy.

[@svolveras]

Once more, NET gifting us with great educating resources, for us and for our younger generations. Thank you from the bottom of my heart.

[@HalimSeysor]

😊😂

[@TheLivirus]

War is also really profitable, for a few. Perhaps this is why many economists look the other way.

[@smkdbn]

Is this the dude from Succession?

[@nancyfolbre8073]

This video is not about the succession of a powerful corrupt dynasty, but about the succession of the next generation, i.e. the future of the species.

[@Jokkkkke]

I was thinking the same thing 😂

[@TerriYoung-m4c]

People have to do what they got to do to survive those ! And it's a shame but do what you got to do to survive all you got to do

[@GOBEF3]

Our Economists ARE fully engaged + employed, Sir! only so, by the US weapons manufacturers, who finance our congress + our S/elections :( and all the rest I know you can figure out ;)

[@VoidBennet]

3:31 "Militaries are among the world's biggest emitters of greenhouse gases..." The graphic shown says the US military emitted as much greenhouse gas in 23 years as 256 million cars emit in 1 year, which is about 1.2 billion metric tons. But that's only 1% of US emissions and 0.1% of global emissions over the same time period. Whoever edited in the graphics should have given global military emissions, which are allegedly around 5% of total emissions.

[@MrSelima]

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[@PepeSuarez-f8j]

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