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The Global Economy: A Conversation With Timothy Geithner, Henry Paulson and Robert Rubin
In this session, Sheryl Sandberg, chief operating officer of Facebook, interviews former U.S. Trea
sury Secretaries Timothy Geithner, Henry Paulson and Robert Rubin about global economic trends, public finance and capital markets.
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A Conversation With Ken Griffin and Mohamed El-Erian
Two of the world's most respected investors and fund managers, Ken Griffin of Citadel and Mohamed
El-Erian of Allianz, sit down for a rare chat to take a big-picture look at where the global economy is headed.
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Global Overview
The economies of developed nations are back on track, or are getting there. The U.S. and UK both a
re in growth mode, and quantitative easing and low oil prices should lift Japan and the euro zone.
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Creating Stronger Partnerships for Global Food Security
The global population will reach 9 billion by 2050, an increase that will exacerbate shortfalls in
food production and distribution.
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Closing the Income Inequality Gap
A widening gap between haves and have-nots is shrinking the American middle class and making it to
ugher than ever to move up the economic ladder. The U.S. problem reflects a worldwide concentration of wealth.
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Smart on Science: How Today's Patients Are Driving Cures
Though the needs and preferences of consumers dictate the course of almost every other industry, h
ealth care is one of the last major sectors to benefit from user-centered design. But the sands are shifting.
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Trick of the Trade: Pouring Liquidity Back Into Fixed Income
The alarm has sounded in the fixed-income markets, with the Bank for International Settlements bei
ng the latest major authority to warn about the lack of liquidity.
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Peak Oil and Green Energy: Both Fossils?
With oil prices in the tank, the consumer dollar goes further. Indeed, the implications of oil's s
lide extend to the entire world economy, and many of these impacts favor the United States.
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Global Consumers: Riding the Wave of the World's Growing Middle Class
The world's middle class is expected to burgeon from less than 2 billion consumers today to nearly
5 billion by 2030, reflecting rapid growth in developing nations.
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Will Foreign Hands and Better Corporate Governance Lift the Japanese Economy?
Japan's fiscal stimulus and monetary easing policies has boosted stock prices and increased export
s with the Nikkei reaching a fresh 15-year high. However, the country's largest economic challenges remain demography and poor corporate governance.
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