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The Economist.

From The Economist in London, this is Money Talks, a weekly programme about news in the world of business finance and

economics I'm Andrew Palmer the Business Affairs editor and on today's show we're

going to be discussing why we should be alarmed by high profits in America and related how emerging market

billionaires are making their money. With me to discuss these topics is

Adrian Waldridge, our former Washington Bureau Chief and our current writer of the Schumpeter column.

Adrian let's start with America.

There's a howl of anger from American voters.

Some of it we think connected a free trade, some of it to the shenanigans of the banks but we argued last week that competition

is also a big part of this what exactly did we lay out you're absolutely right

you have a howl of anger in the United States it's coming from the right in the form of Trump and it's coming

from the left in the form of Bernie Sanders and it has this common

characteristic that people feel that the system isn't working for them. On the

right they're more likely to blame

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