Alternatives to capitalism

The transcript discusses the ongoing debate about capitalism and the need for a democratically planned economy to address climate change. It explores the challenges of democratic planning, using Manchester's health sector as a case study. The role of experts in decision-making and the potential of carbon taxation and market solutions are analyzed. The discussion also touches on fracking and the necessity of global decision-making.

What are the challenges of implementing a democratic planning process within a capitalist framework?

Discuss the implications of market-based solutions versus planned solutions in addressing climate change.

What are the boundaries of democracy when making decisions about energy sources like fracking?

How can public opinion influence expert advice in the context of economic planning?