Economic inequality is at a record high. And many economists say political inequality is a likely consequence. Is there a point where "rich" becomes "too rich"?

In this episode we hear from a money coach who gave her wealth away, and an ethicist who says we shouldn't raise taxes on billionaires.




Guests
Morgan Curtis, Ancestors & Money Coach
Carl Rhodes, Dean of UTS Business School, University of Technology Sydney
Jessica Flanigan, Professor of Leadership Studies and Philosophy, Politics, Economics and Law, Richard L. Morrill Chair in Ethics & Democratic Values







Production staff
Producer and co-host: Lawrence Bull
Co-host: Laura Corrigan
Editorial consultant: Sharon Davis
Sound designer & mix engineer: Martin Peralta

Economic inequality is at a record high. And many economists say political inequality is a likely consequence. Is there a point where "rich" becomes "too rich"?In this episode we hear from a money coach who gave her wealth away, and an ethicist who says we shouldn't raise taxes on billionaires. Guests<ul>
<li>Morgan Curtis, Ancestors &amp; Money Coach</li>
<li>Carl Rhodes, Dean of UTS Business School, University of Technology Sydney</li>
<li>Jessica Flanigan, Professor of Leadership Studies and Philosophy, Politics, Economics and Law, Richard L. Morrill Chair in Ethics &amp; Democratic Values</li>
</ul> Production staff<ul>
<li>Producer and co-host: Lawrence Bull</li>
<li>Co-host: Laura Corrigan</li>
<li>Editorial consultant: Sharon Davis</li>
<li>Sound designer &amp; mix engineer: Martin Peralta</li>
</ul>

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