Is this the dawn of a new economic era?

Fund managers Robin Parbrook and Alex Tedder join the pod to discuss the dawning of a new economic era that could be upon us in the wake of the COVID-19 crises.

We discuss what that entails from big government to higher taxes to how that impacts investing.

RUNNING ORDER:

03:00 Part one: Are we at watershed moment? 

07:44 Part two: What are the long term economic implications?

14:09 Part three: What are the investment implications?

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