Maxinomics

Subscribers 439K

Videos 112

Views 67.8M

Channels Like Maxinomics

Maxinomics covers topics in economics, macroeconomics, finance, and geopolitics, with video titles and keywords reflecting explainers, policy analysis, and global power dynamics. The channel uses a tutorial/explainers style that digests economic history, policy, and technology impacts, and publishes about 1.2M average views per video across 112 uploads since joining in Oct 2022, suggesting frequent content creation around a mix of long-form explainers and insights, not shorts.

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#1

Economics Explained view on YouTube ▶

88% relevance

Subscribers 2.8M

Videos 420

Views 357.1M

Appearances 14

SERP 100%

Similarity 80%

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Both target audiences interested in macro topics like economic policy and global economics, sharing high search alignment (100%) with a strong content overlap (80%), indicating similar subject matter but Economics Explained may present content in a more tutorial or explain-economics-y way than Maxinomics.

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#2

Corporate Finance Institute view on YouTube ▶

75% relevance

Subscribers 377K

Videos 1.2K

Views 22.8M

Appearances 11

SERP 98%

Similarity 59%

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They overlap with Maxinomics on the broad theme of economics and finance, driven by a 98% match on search queries and 59% content overlap, suggesting a shared audience around corporate finance trends even though CFI specializes more in practitioners’ financial skills.

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#3

CNBC Television view on YouTube ▶

74% relevance

Subscribers 3.3M

Videos 154K

Views 2.6B

Appearances 12

SERP 68%

Similarity 77%

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Both cover finance and market-oriented topics with substantial search overlap (68%) and high content similarity (77%), indicating a shared audience interested in markets and broader economic narratives, though CNBC emphasizes live market news and clips.

#4

CrashCourse view on YouTube ▶

71% relevance

Subscribers 16.9M

Videos 1.6K

Views 2.2B

Appearances 11

SERP 74%

Similarity 68%

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CrashCourse and Maxinomics target global economic topics like economic policy and monetary policy, reflected in a 74% search match and 68% content overlap, but CrashCourse delivers shorter, curricular-style episodes whereas Maxinomics is more analytical.

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#5

The Wall Street Journal view on YouTube ▶

68% relevance

Subscribers 6.6M

Videos 28K

Views 2.5B

Appearances 8

SERP 50%

Similarity 81%

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Both pursue global economics and trade policy discussions with a 50% search alignment but a high 81% content overlap, indicating similar topics tailored to a more traditional news/reporting approach than Maxinomics.

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#6

Professor Dave Explains view on YouTube ▶

68% relevance

Subscribers 4.2M

Videos 2K

Views 486.7M

Appearances 4

SERP 65%

Similarity 70%

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Shares emphasis on economic policy and monetary policy with a 65% search match and 70% content overlap, suggesting similar subject matter delivered in an instructional explainer style comparable to Maxinomics.

Content Landscape

Top competitors by match strength are Economics Explained (88% match) and CrashCourse (71% match) with sizable audiences of 2.8M and 16.9M subscribers respectively. CNBC Television (74% match) and The Wall Street Journal (68% match) also overlap on finance markets, oil markets, global economics, and policy topics. These channels share queries such as economic policy, global economics, monetary policy, and energy/oil markets, connecting them to Maxinomics’ focus. In subscriber size, Maxinomics (439K) is smaller than CNBC (3.3M), CrashCourse (16.9M), Economics Explained (2.8M), The Wall Street Journal (6.6M), and closer to Corporate Finance Institute (377K); the overlap in topics suggests competition for audience attention in macroeconomics, policy analysis, and financial markets.

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#7	67%	Bloomberg Television ▶	71%	3.1M	60%	10
#8	66%	Bloomberg Originals ▶	83%	5.0M	40%	4
#9	65%	The Economist ▶	82%	3.9M	41%	8
#10	63%	Kurzgesagt – In a Nutshell ▶	73%	25.1M	48%	4
#11	62%	Jacob Clifford ▶	65%	1.1M	58%	9
#12	62%	Principles by Ray Dalio	71%	3.1M	48%	8
#13	61%	How Money Works ▶	80%	1.7M	32%	4
#14	61%	BNN Bloomberg	74%	166K	41%	7
#15	61%	CNBC ▶	81%	4.1M	30%	2
#16	61%	Khan Academy	66%	9.3M	53%	12
#17	61%	DW News ▶	71%	6.2M	45%	6
#18	58%	Vox ▶	73%	12.7M	35%	2
#19	58%	TED-Ed ▶	70%	22.4M	40%	6
#20	58%	Marginal Revolution University ▶	71%	409K	38%	5
#21	58%	MIT OpenCourseWare ▶	71%	6.2M	37%	5
#22	57%	The Infographics Show ▶	82%	15.4M	20%	2
#23	57%	TED ▶	76%	27.2M	29%	8
#24	57%	Johnny Harris ▶	79%	7.5M	22%	3
#25	56%	Good Times Bad Times	78%	355K	25%	1
#26	56%	Financial Historian ▶	78%	154K	24%	3
#27	56%	EconplusDal ▶	63%	378K	47%	8
#28	56%	Garys Economics ▶	77%	1.5M	25%	1
#29	56%	Investor's Business Daily	75%	172K	28%	2
#30	56%	World Affairs In Context	76%	585K	25%	1
#31	55%	One Minute Economics ▶	72%	232K	31%	3
#32	55%	Harvard Business Review ▶	73%	1.6M	29%	2
#33	55%	World Economic Forum	77%	1.1M	20%	5
#34	54%	Sim Institute	66%	8.6K	37%	3
#35	54%	The Conference Board	74%	6.0K	25%	1
#36	53%	jpmorgan ▶	69%	136K	28%	3
#37	52%	Making Politics Simple ▶	68%	2.2K	27%	3
#38	52%	PBS NewsHour ▶	69%	5.2M	25%	1
#39	51%	Extra History ▶	67%	4.5M	28%	2
#40	51%	Kings and Generals ▶	68%	4.1M	25%	1
#41	51%	TEDx Talks ▶	69%	44.2M	24%	6
#42	50%	DrAzevedoEcon	62%	71K	31%	7
#43	50%	QUT IFB101	66%	7.2K	25%	1
#44	49%	Vanguard	64%	52.5K	26%	3
#45	48%	True Potential	67%	14.1K	20%	1
#46	47%	The Hindu businessline	65%	97.2K	20%	1

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Frequently Asked Questions

Which YouTube channels are most similar to Maxinomics?

Economics Explained — 88% match, 2.8M subscribers; Corporate Finance Institute — 75% match, 377K subscribers; CNBC Television — 74% match, 3.3M subscribers. All three channels publish economics, finance, and business content that overlaps with Maxinomics' focus on macroeconomics, markets, and explainers.

What type of content does Maxinomics make?

Maxinomics creates explainer-style videos on economics, geopolitics, history, and technology, with titles like The Hidden Force That Made Everyone Wear Wide Leg Pants and The Real Reason We Left the Gold Standard. The channel averages around 1.2M views per video and posts multiple times per week (exact upload frequency not specified).

How do we determine which channels are similar to Maxinomics?

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