How Trade Shapes Our World, With Ed Conway

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Welcome to Intelligence Squared where great minds meet. I'm senior producer Mia Sorenti. Why has trade become one of the defining geopolitical issues of our time? What happens when governments intervene in supply chains? On today's episode, Ed Conway, economics and data editor at Sky News, joins Carl Miller to explore how trade has shaped our world, and how the global economy responds when those networks are ruptured. Let's join our host Carl Miller now with more. Welcome to Intelligence Squared, everyone, I'm Carmiller, um, and our guest today is Ed Conway.

He's the economics and data editor at Sky, he's a columnist for the Times and the Sunday Times. Uh his book You might have read it, Material World was a bestseller. And he's back with another one, Trade World. Uh the ties that bound our past and can unravel our future. Ed, very warm welcome to you. Thank you, nice to be here. So Ed, this this is the second book I think that you've written where you you show us that no one understands the systems that sustain us and keep us alive.

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