Money & Banking

Money and Finance: Crash Course Economics

Monetary Policy

2008 Financial Crisis 

 

The End of The Housing Crisis? – The David McWilliams Podcast

Dublin prices have fallen 5.2% last year, the biggest drop since 2014, and the buyer's strike is real. The premium over asking has shrunk from 7% to 2.6%, and the average couple on €108k can borrow just enough for a €484k home when a three-bed semi in Dublin asks €635k. We break down why: young people are maxed out, we're still building 1980s houses for a 2020s population, and the force driving prices this time is people, not credit like in 2008. Plus the Spanish eviction story that had Madrid in uproar, and why "the cure for high prices is high prices." Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
  1. The End of The Housing Crisis?
  2. Are Teenagers Getting Dumber?
  3. The Welfare State vs Immigration: What Ireland's Numbers Actually Say
  4. Xi vs Trump: Inside the Chinese Economic Machine
  5. The Ed Sheeranisation of Irish Economic Policy