Mark Blyth's Hot Take on AI, Economy, and the 2024 Election

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Acclaimed for his bold prediction that Europe’s turn to austerity would end badly (it did) and then predicting (very early) both Donald Trump’s victory and Brexit, Brown University professor Mark Blyth continues to pinpoint the key forces that shape our economic futures. Renowned for making complex topics understandable and refreshingly entertaining, Blyth energizes audiences with his sharp Scottish wit and brilliant insights into what’s to come.
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@hrvojehorvatic8253 6 місяців тому

Mark is excellent as usual... I like his analysis of how Europe will align with China if Americans screw up green transition...

@jaycolucci5989 4 дні тому

Awsome interview, Ty both! Prof is tip top!

@peterkratoska4524 Місяць тому

Europe is already taking the possibility of Trump and the US pulling out of NATO seriously.

@user-dn7iq6li9u 2 місяці тому

6:57 Nostra-Blythus! ;)

@peterkratoska4524 Місяць тому

Predicted the invasion of Ukraine? I've been following Mark since 2016 I don't recall him predicting that at all.

@DearSX 2 місяці тому

One issue I wonder about is Japan, Germany and China have labor shortages, lack energy supplies and are the 2-4 largest economies in the world, how do they plan to proceed?

@lorristan Місяць тому

The really interesting thing about Germany is that it decided to shut down and mothball all its nuclear power stations. When the Russian gas was cut off and it caused quite substantial balance of payments problems because it had been milking cheap Russian Gas for the best part of 40 years and their economics are based on that status quo remaining the same. However next door France has many nuclear power stations and has no intention of closing any or mothballing one of their main sources of independent fuel security. Germany has to reinvent itself and at this moment in time its not doing much of anything.

@lorristan Місяць тому

If I was a German politician I would approach Norway and beg for some strategic partnership where they could get all the gas and oil that they need. Proximity is the key here as distance is very favourable for some sort of beneficial deal.