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28/12/2016 GMT

The Economy through Artists' Eyes

BBC World Service - Business Daily, The Economy through Artists' Eyes

A poet, film-maker, comedian and musician on how the arts can inform the business world.

A poet, a documentary film-maker, a stand-up comic and a country & western singer demonstrate how the arts can inform the business world.

A plethora of creative types show presenter Manuela Saragosa how the arts can inform the business world.

Nashville-based fund manager Jon Shayne, who moonlights as country and western singer Merle Hazard, talks Trump, markets and animal spirits.

Poet Brian Bilston and documentary film-maker Martin Durkin retell how they were both inspired by the great Brexit debate - but into taking directly opposing positions.

And stand-up comedian Radhika Vaz gives her take on how the shock demonetisation of India's economy is no black-and-white issue.

(Picture: Man poses next to replica 500 and 1000 rupee notes street art in Mumbai; Credit: Indranil Mukherjee/AFP/Getty Images)

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