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Episode 2: Demand, YouTube, and the Tour de France
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In this episode, Lanny talks about how the Tour de France (not hockey this time!) changes its distribution in Canada and more generally the new way TV and streaming video companies now distribute their contents. Greg explains what changed in Youtube’s policies about content’s monetization and how it impacts creativity overall. And, the main microeconomic topic of this week is: demand; through animals, art, and video games, you will hear different stories to see that demand can take many forms. Also, if you want to react and be a part our episode (as Marianne did today), send us a voice or a text message at one of the following addresses: @gregoire_mld on Instagram, or with the function message here https://anchor.fm/everydayeconomics, or e-mail.
Stay safe and see you next week!
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