Trapped by inflation? The return of financial repression
In this episode, hosts Edmund Greaves and Chris Tuite explain the concept of financial repression, a policy that affects savers by forcing them to earn returns below inflation. They explore newly-announced government reforms aimed at creating pension mega funds, illustrate the historical context of financial…
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