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Jul 9, 2020Econ Films
hosts a discussion with Pinelopi Goldberg and Dani Rodrik on whether the COVID-19 pandemic is ushering in a new period of de-globalization.
Jun 2, 2020Econ Films
hosts a discussion with Jim O'Neill and Willem Buiter on whether the pandemic has untethered the financial markets from the real economy.
May 25, 2020Econ Films
hosts a discussion with Ha-Joon Chang on the lessons that the rest of the world can learn from East Asian governments’ responses to the pandemic.
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The chances of a Sino-American cold war are far higher today than they were just months ago. Even worse, the chances of an actual war, resulting from an incident involving the countries’ militaries, are also greater.
thinks the best hope for avoiding a Sino-American cold war is a relationship based on managed competition.
Before COVID-19 shut down entire sectors of the US economy, the US workforce was becoming increasingly polarized along educational, racial, and geographic lines. Now, those trends have been accelerating, underscoring the need for a smart, worker-focused policy response.
worry that the pandemic is further polarizing the US labor market and the broader economy.
