PLENARY 7 - SHORT-TERM POLITICS VERSUS LONG-TERM RETURNS - LESSONS FROM HISTORY
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What does political uncertainty mean for long-term investors? Do events like Brexit and the wild card of Trump’s presidential candidacy mean we have to think differently about the way we invest? Leading political economist and international author, Professor Mark Blyth, will share his views on: - Why understanding the past is an unavoidable part of planning for the future - How to ‘price’ current politics if you are a long-term investor - Where to find upside if ‘long and low’ in terms of interest rates and inflation is here to stay Speaker: Mark Blyth, Eastman Professor of Political Economy - The Watson Institute for International Affairs, Brown University (USA) Chair: Michael Strachan, Investment Specialist
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brilliantly, i will just add i think the europe crisis is by design. would you think US would permit a market double of their size, with really independente CB, stable currency and low taxes? america would not have a chance, so they will never permit that
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and when the shoe dropped in the United States.. it was Donald Trump..
so maybe this guy Mark Blyth, might not be the smartest guy on the planet but he can sure as hell see when something hits us all in the face, like maybe jobs, wages, unhappiness..
so here I am making pretty decent money right, like too few.. but my 2 college graduate daughters can't get a decent paying job to save their lives and if you think it makes me happy that we saved money for 20 years so my daughters could go to college and not have debt.. then you just don't get it.. if it doesn't hit me in my wallet, you think I don't care that it hits my daughters wallets..
did I vote for Trump, NO.. I'm not going to vote for an idiot.. but you can also bet on something else, I sure as hell didn't vote for Clinton either.. because when the rubber hits the road I vote for what's in my families best interests.. and it sure as hell isn't bailouts for banks and Obama's let's all pretend that it's all okay.. it's not.. -
Mark Blyth is fking brilliant! I'm really beginning to like this guy.
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Ehh.... I tend agree with Stephen Hawkings on long term outlook. The human species must go extinct within 200 yrs.
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Brazil didn't decide to have hyperinflation....
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42min - The Donald... paraphrased, he's dangerously unstable and can push the US into a war with Putin. If the US couldn't win against the Vietnamese, what chance against Russia? Try them at your peril all ye delusional Napoleans.
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Teslas are better than BMWs, fastest production car ever made, 5 star rating across the board.
The question should have been "do you think US UNION labor can make something better", you know the answer or you wouldn't have asked.
Businesses and EU Unions have a healthier relationships. Liberals in US hate their country, Liberals in EU love their countries. -
Guaranteed income, some countries like Finland, Canada etc are proposing this, and it is very popular.
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My guess is for the US it gets flat at 20% growth before it shoots up.
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31:30 He called it.
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Really enjoy this.
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This audience is a bit dead or i cannot hear them....
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Love this lecturer. Great event. Liked and Subbed,
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The Derivatives Market??? Bubble? Humm!
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