Episode Synopsis "Monetary policy shibboleths and sacred cows | Owen Willcox"

Understanding how past bad orthodox monetary policies must change. In this episode, Owen Willcox (formerly National Treasury and now with Oxford Policy Management) talks to hosts Isobel Frye and Duma Gqubule about the choices made around monetary policy and how this might have led to low economic growth and successive economic recessions. Owen and Duma unpack the economics of Quantitative Easing and we explore the political economy behind the feasibility of pro-poor post-Covid change. · Connect with Owen on LinkedIn · Connect with Isobel on LinkedIn · Connect with Duma on LinkedIn · Visit the SPI website

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