Living Economics 25 - Climate: Economic and Meteorological

Living Economics is taking the role of considering how the climate, a.k.a. the weather, may be influencing our economic lives. First blush may be a thought of inconvenience or discomfort. Second blush would be the reality of extraordinary financial costs of providing “protection”. Such expense would be inherently inflationary, develop a spectre of rising interest rates, and be yet another fracture to our overall financial stability. Pay attention! Because the leaders do not. Living Economics, a platform of Respectonomics, provides weekly assessments of economic and financial issues. We aspire to reality and clarity. Your Voice and Ear of Respectonomics, Jeremy Wentworth-Stanley, draws on more than fifty years in the world of finance, offering the creed of “making the obvious obvious before it becomes obvious”. The supporting Respectonomics team breeds experience, diversity, truth and intellect. Workshops, remote and in-person presentations are available. What are your reflections and ideas? Would you pass them back to us? And share the message please. jeremy@respectonomics.com