She is one of the most influential economists in our country, has a top position at ABN AMRO and pays a lot of attention to inequality and the climate crisis. Since she turned forty, special professor Sandra Phlippen has no longer allowed an employer to dictate to her what she can and cannot say. She talks to Pieter van der Wielen about the energy transition and how we should make it happen with as little ‘social pain’ as possible. About the biggest failure of the market economy ever: that CO2 emissions have no price. And about how the government must stop protecting ‘vested interests’, so that fossil economic activities can go bankrupt in an orderly manner.
- Presentation:
- Pieter van der Wielen
- Editorial:
- Mira Sea Trader
- Mixing:
- Audio chief
- Music:
- Rufus van Baardwijk