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At this point with hallway and as geo political superpower that we are in the United States and where a competitor to china were seeing with 5 g. Because the u. S. Doesnt even how one single manufacturer of this tel and consequent we see germany we see brazil likely to do deals with huawei despite the u. S. Saying no what do you think of this well they certainly are putting pressure on on the europeans not to do 5 g. And indeed also the same question is confronting india right now. Modi is also ...

At it from an economic standpoint they make their shoes and they make our shoes they make their t. V. s and they make our t. V. s they make their car parts and they make our car parts so i think their economy the way we estimate it is that is their economy is absolutely you know massive you go any city in china they basically have new airports new roads New Buildings new schools so theres been a massive economic boom that probably is going to be difficult to keep up and you know what i personall...

Back now according to the i. M. F. Using purchasing power parity china is already 25 percent larger economy than the United States and cons of course you live there for 20 years what did you see here youre in brooklyn as you can hear around us were across the river from manhattan and youre seeing a construction boom here by u. S. Standards but put this into context of our competitor nation as trump calls thats whats going on there component here china has a distribution economically of course an...

Standards but put this into context of our competitor nation as trump calls thats whats going on there component here china has a distribution economically of course and sort of were right the economy in brooklyn where were going to be different than little rock arkansas trying to do they passed us on a p. P. P. Basis on the g. D. P. Back in 2016 so its been a few years already the way i like to look at it too if you just step back and look at it from an economic standpoint they make their shoes...

Countries and its leaders. What happens next . Is our line for democrats. 202 7488001 for republicans. If you are an independent, 202 7488002. Join us on social media. We will read your tweets. Send us a text message. That phone number is 202 7488003. Tell us your first name and where you are texting from. We are also on facebook. Good sunday morning. A lot to talk about. Front page of the Washington Post a president vowing reprisal if iran hits u. S. Assets. This story from Bloomberg News the h...

A number of studies suggesting that you know our Manufacturing Sector has been devastated by the manufacturing as a percentage of g. D. P. Is at its lowest point in 72 years so this idea that we retain the software but we all share the manufacturing thats going to be great for both sides when when its been a win win for china and its been a lose lose for the u. S. Right im like i have a quote from biden here one of the candidates of course who say quote chinas going to eat our lunch come on man ...

To front running 2020 with a max keiser and Stacy Herbert as we look ahead to the 2020 lecture looking at all the policies and. Today we have to take a deep dive in to china and china is it forcing us into a sputnik moment now of course donald trump ran in 2016 on make America Great again and part of that is now a clash with china joining us to discuss this issue is dan collins and marshall our back now according to the i. M. F. Using purchasing power parity china is already 25 percent larger ec...

Long would it take under reasonable circumstances, to sell the underlining asset . Remember that whether the investor is a Retail Investor or an institutional investor, you dont own the most liquid bit of the fund. You own a socalled vertical slice, or a proportion of all the funds assets. When you redeem in a perfect world, the fund is selling that vertical slice or giving you a price that would be consistent with it having to do that. The first thing is to understand the liquidity. The second ...

Hello, everybody. Are we good to go . I am mark tercek, and originally of the nature conservatory. Im glad to be the moderator of todays discussion. We have a great panel. To my left is monica de bolle from the Houston Institute for economics. To her left is daniel zarin with climate and landuse alliance and onscreen is my good friend peter seligman, cofounder and ceo of nia tero which focuses on a lot of issues we will be discussing today. He is the founder and longtime ceo of Conservation Inte...

My left is monaca. Shes a senior fellow at the seams and incentive for your international economics. And monicas left is danielle zarin director programs of the climate and land, use alliance. And then, on the screen is my good friend peter. The cofounder and ceo of the otero, the new mto focus on a lot of the issues that will be discussing today. Peter is also well known as the founder and longtime ceo of Conservation International where he continues to be chairman. Our topic today is Global Im...