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The Knock-On Effect

Why China's Waste Ban Matters

Why will China's efforts to clean up its image means more water bottles inside shoes, a recycling black market and higher garbage shipping costs?

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Featuring Justine Underhill, Roger Hirst, and Alex Rosenberg

Aug 30, 2018 • 26 minutes

Why will China's efforts to clean up its image means more water bottles inside shoes, a recycling black market and higher garbage shipping costs? Justine, Roger and Alex discuss. Filmed on August 27, 2018.

This weekly program shows why finance matters to everyone, and not just to bankers or traders. In each episode, viewers will learn why one event that we've all heard about could lead to something else entirely unexpected. The Knock-On Effect: Where we start with the thing you know, and end up in a strange place.

This weekly program shows why finance matters to everyone, and not just to bankers or traders. In each episode, viewers will learn why one event that we've all heard about could lead to something else entirely unexpected. The Knock-On Effect: Where we start with the thing you know, and end up in a strange place.

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