Skidelsky: Trump Is an 'Instinctive Keynesian'

The video discusses the market's reaction to political uncertainty, particularly under Trump's administration and Brexit. It highlights the unpredictability of policies and their impact on market volatility. The conversation touches on economic policies, including tax reform and stimulus, and their potential effects. The discussion also delves into Keynesian economics, comparing historical contexts like the Great Depression to current times. Finally, it examines economic growth prospects in the US and Europe, noting the influence of labor markets and inflation.

What are the main concerns regarding the unpredictability of the current administration's policies?

How do the markets perceive the uncertainty arising from Brexit and its impact on American trade policy?

In what ways does the speaker describe the economic policies of the current administration?

What factors contribute to the current state of the labor market in the United States according to the discussion?

What is the speaker's perspective on the potential for economic growth in the Eurozone?