Tech Giants, Generational Divides & Gaza Aid | Q+A

This week on Q+A … who is the new economy really working for?
As the tech giants consolidate their market power, how much control do they really have over our lives? And why do governments all over the world seem so powerless to pull them into line?
Also, rampant inflation may have peaked but many Australians still report that they’re struggling with the cost-of-living crisis. With new signs of an economic slowdown this week, hopes of a “soft landing” for the economy are fading A panel of financial heavy-hitters and commentators join political leaders to ask: what does the future hold?
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Panellists: Minister for Industry and Science Ed Husic, Senator for Tasmania Jacqui Lambie, economist & former Greek finance minister Yanis Varoufakis, economist, author & professor of economics and public policy Stephanie Kelton and journalist & author Joe Aston.
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