L'éconocast: la monnaie

L'éconocast: la monnaie
Michael Vincent, Faskil
Geekzone.fr, 2022
Niveau: débutant
Perspective: Économie institutionnelle
Sujet: (Dé-)croissance, Crises, Critique du capitalisme, Inégalité & classe, Institutions, gouvernements & politiques, Macroéconomie, Microéconomie & marchés, Monnaie & dette
Format: podcast
Durée: 00:26:59
Lien: https://www.geekzone.fr/2022/06/01/leconocast-06-la-monnaie/

En moins de 30 minutes, Faskil et Michael Vincent décryptent les concepts de base de la monnaie et du monde de la finance, pour vous aider à mieux en comprendre les enjeux. On y aborde les trois fonctions de la monnaie ainsi que son histoire. L'émission explique aussi les différentes formes de la monnaie avant d'aborder des concepts plus complèxes, comme les différents systèmes de taux de change.

Commentaire de nos éditeurs:

Une émission très pédagogique et qui présente de manière simple plusieurs notions, plus ou moins complexes, autour de la monnaie afin de mieux comprendre le système dans lequel nous vivons. 

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