Free Video Lecture | Paul Krugman | The Calm Before the Storm | GREAT MINDS

How will the world economy change after the COVID-19 pandemic? Will extreme inflation really devastate counties around the world?
To answer the questions that leaders around the world are struggling with, the 2008 Economic Sciences Nobel Memorial Prize winner and The New York Times columnist Paul Krugman presents this thought-provoking lecture series.
www.thegreatminds.com/speaker...
And what is in store for 2023, a year in which we expect to see the end of this pandemic? Krugman takes on these questions with his unique insights and perspectives, using objective indicators to back up his claims.
Through Paul Krugman’s lecture series, we come face to face with the question of the sustainability of our economy as we head towards an uncertain future.
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[@Journey2Destinations]

The music is too loud 😢

[@karenhalford9101]

Music drowns out what is being said😢

[@inespinto1613]

Sorry, but the music is displaced and too loud.

[@GREATMINDSOfficial]

Truly apologize for making you feel uncomfortable and thanks for your feedback! We'll be working better with background sound hereafter.

[@ndgong4971]

What is d background sounds n music for??! Can’t hear d lecture v dat silly backgrd noise!!!

[@instinct7624]

The music is way louder than Paul - I can't listen to what he's saying whenever it plays

[@danielgolarz674]

Paul please talk about the out of control OCCUPATIONAL LICENSING for k-12 teachers that's why we have teacher shortages I'm the author of EIGHT DAYS IN AN INNER CITY SCHOOL

[@patrickt.4121]

Every country in the world has a working-age population of 110 million. 110 million is the Krugman constant he earned the Nobel prize for!

[@roc7880]

No more Princeton?

[@Laurence2000]

13:43 Pretty conspicuous post-production fail right there. Then again, it’s possible that Great Minds thought Paul’s observation was important enough that we had to hear it twice (and from different angles).

[@dokumentaritube]

Dah tua dah tok guru ni

[@PAULKRUGMAN-nu8dr]

Hola

[@williamhenry9705]

KlownKlugWoman said the world economy would crash and never recover if DJT was elected in '16.

[@mirandamilan285]

Really great lecture

[@valdomero738]

The last thing that comes to mind about Krugman is "Great Mind".

[@adityatyagi4009]

Krugman has certainly gotten things wrong over the years and has made some errors and mistakes in reasoning and judgment, but he is certainly a great mind despite any ideological differences you may have with his views.

[@halneufmille]

First thing that comes to mind from your comment is who you vote for.

[@Laurence2000]

Ad hominem attacks are boring.

[@bobalot2]

Of course, wise KZbin commenter.

[@alejandroavendano7988]

Valdomero really rings great mind. Ah the nerve

[@domman1077]

This guy is simply a propagandist

[@dennismwangi3573]

You teach economics? No wonder we're doomed. I pity your students.

[@daft9inety6ixer57]

This individual knows everything about the WRONG kind of economics. He is favoured politically precisely because he ENABLES politicians to do the WRONG thing, under the guise that we are somehow living in a world where technological wonders and 'the global economy' are new facets of the game, and printing money is a novel and sustainable path to prosperity. They gave him a nobel prize precisely because he made a group of politicians and academics rich while disguising the fact that they were taking wealth and future opportunity away from a vast number of people.

[@bobalot2]

IT'S ALL A CONSPIRACY!!! 1??1!1