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How Is a Rapidly Changing Media Affecting Democracy?
Does accessing the news through social news feeds strengthen political polarization? The video describes the conflict betwenn sensationalism and substance (USA 2018).
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How Germany’s Economy Made The Greatest Economic Comeback
The German economy is the fourth largest in the world, posting the largest export surplus (USA 2020).
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Market Failures, Taxes, and Subsidies
The video explains the free rider problem of free markets (2020).
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The Hawley-Smoot Tariff
The short video tries to explain the protectionist law of 1930 (2019).
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Let's Talk WTO
Roberto Azevêdo, who as Director-General heads that staff, and Vonai Muyambo, External Relations officer, talk about why the WTO was created and how it works (2 minutes / 2021).
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How Social Media is Shaping Our Political Future
Drawing on her personal path from indifferent citizen to passionate campaigner, Victoria Bonney implores us to examine the ways citizens and elected officials alike are using social media to change democracy (USA 2020).
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Experts discuss whether social media is good for democracy
Three academics talk about the impact of social media on democracy. Dr Ethan Plaut, Dr Maria Armoudian and Associate Professor Lech Janczewski discuss the pros and cons of social media on democracy (17 minutes / NZ 2020).
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The Economy of Germany
Germany is a hugely influential economy in the world today, it has been a stabilizing force in the euro-zone and its prosperity has overflowed into regions that have been less stable (15 minutes / Economics Explained 2021).
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Gains from trade (part 1)
This video by the UK Trade Policy Observatory looks at the reasons why international trade can benefit an economy - be this through specialisation, more competition, or by leading to productivity change. An economy can therefore gain both by trading with countries which are very similar and those that are quite different. But not all firms, people or regions within an economy ...
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Gains from Trade (part 2)
This video from the UK Trade Policy Observatory forms part 2 of a two-part video series looking at why countries trade with each other. In this video we look at why trade results in winners and losers. Specialisation and the competition it creates in and between firms will mean some firms benefit whilst others struggle to adapt and / or compete (UK 2021).
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