Covid Recovery Funds Not Structured Properly, Mazzucato Says

The transcript discusses the preparedness of societies for economic challenges, lessons from past crises, and the need to rethink value in economics. It emphasizes the importance of building resilient systems, particularly in healthcare, and the role of hope in economic recovery. The discussion also covers market structures, governance models, and the need for collaboration between the state and private sector. The transcript highlights the urgency of addressing climate change and the roles of various economic actors in achieving sustainable change.

What lessons should societies learn from past financial crises and the current health pandemic?

How can recovery funds be structured to build stronger health systems?

What does the speaker mean by 'the economics of hope'?

In what ways can public health systems be revalued to ensure better investment for the future?

How do public-private partnerships play a role in addressing economic and environmental challenges?

What changes are necessary among economic actors to create a more sustainable future?

What are the implications of the climate change crisis mentioned in the text?