his years on economic consequences of president trump and challenger joe biden and professor david blanchflower joins me from florida welcome back to the show danny. good to see here again of course now what about the economic policy the sponson america when i last spoke to you in the show you were pretty complimentary about the the big guns being trained on the the impact of the pandemic i still satisfied that the immediate policy the sponsons been up to the task well it was really very good from around the law a law down huge response sent through by congress all together and then as often is the way with these things the initial enthusiasm died away and the unemployment benefits that the congress was paying out stopped at the end of july and basically the economy has now started to slow because the stimulus has been pulled back and the economy is slowing and i think it's actually impacting the polls and its impact republicans and it's impacting donald trump's position in the polls so the answer is bad there and in the u.k. context we so good good good response oh now we seem a chance to look

whose heads are spinning just now and then back to his meeting in april we asked professor david blanchflower for his assessment on the measures required to stave off obama to station this is what he had to save back in 2008 the world was unprepared for a financial crisis in 2020 they were unprepared for basically a health crisis and so now we're playing catch up and all the responses that we've seen which i said were exemplary but i'm not going to be enough they're probably going to do the same thing next month and the month afterwards and so what that means that we're seeing are unthinkable is that over this decade or throw the world policymakers have been utterly unprepared today he joins alex to assess the impact to date on the united states and world economies and get his views on economic consequences of president trump and challenger joe biden and professor david blanchflower joins me from florida welcome back to the show danny. good to speak to you again of course now what about the economic policy the sponsor in america when i last spoke to you in the show you were pretty complimenta

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