Christine
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I found this interview/chat with Jeremy Siegel to be very interesting:
From the blurb:
From The Great Depression and the two World Wars to now COVID and the escalation of the War in Ukraine, the world has had its fair share of economic downturns. However, the way we recover from it seems different now than it was in the early 1900s.
Here with us today to discuss the differences and similarities of past, present, and future recessions is ex-Wharton Professor and esteemed economist, Jeremy Siegel. Jeremy shares his thoughts on the Monitor hypothesis, the potential severity of a recession, and how current technological advancements make an increase in productivity highly likely.
We learn what the Federal Reserve could be doing better amidst the negative money growth we are currently experiencing [mod edit]
From the blurb:
From The Great Depression and the two World Wars to now COVID and the escalation of the War in Ukraine, the world has had its fair share of economic downturns. However, the way we recover from it seems different now than it was in the early 1900s.
Here with us today to discuss the differences and similarities of past, present, and future recessions is ex-Wharton Professor and esteemed economist, Jeremy Siegel. Jeremy shares his thoughts on the Monitor hypothesis, the potential severity of a recession, and how current technological advancements make an increase in productivity highly likely.
We learn what the Federal Reserve could be doing better amidst the negative money growth we are currently experiencing [mod edit]
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