#73 - Phil Trammell on patient philanthropy and waiting to do good [re-release]

<b>Rebroadcast: this episode was originally released in March 2020. </b><p> To do good, most of us look to use our time and money to affect the world around us today. But perhaps that's all wrong. </p><p> If you took $1,000 you were going to donate and instead put it in the stock market — where it grew on average 5% a year — in 100 years you'd have $125,000 to give away instead. And in 200 years you'd have $17 million. </p><p> This astonishing fact has driven today's guest, economics researcher Philip Trammell at Oxford's Global Priorities Institute, to <b>investigate the case for and agai...