Deep Dive with Richard Heydarian
Sep 30, 2026 · 56 min · 13 segments
A conversation on future of economics with Professor Sir Paul Collier of University of Oxford.
Paul CollierGuest
Richard HeydarianHostI mean, I wanna ask you actually, Christian, as a young European policymaker-
Yeah
Yeah.
And of course, you also have Eastern European post, uh, communist transition, uh, uh, uh, understanding.
Yeah, so actually I wanted to build on that because I see that these Asian countries, they always take very courageous and creative decisions, like they are risk-taker, taking in-
... like their economic policies.
They always go for something creative.
They don't take-
... any more creative economic policies.
They, they do the same things.
If you look at the news 20 years ago and if you look now, it's basically the same.
Why did they become so risk-averse?
I mean, I wanna ask you actually, Christian, as a young European policymaker-
Yeah
Yeah.
And of course, you also have Eastern European post, uh, communist transition, uh, uh, uh, understanding.
Yeah, so actually I wanted to build on that because I see that these Asian countries, they always take very courageous and creative decisions, like they are risk-taker, taking in-
... like their economic policies.
They always go for something creative.
They don't take-
... any more creative economic policies.
They, they do the same things.
If you look at the news 20 years ago and if you look now, it's basically the same.
Why did they become so risk-averse?
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