Jeffrey Sachs, "The Future of Globalization"

"The Future of Globalization"
Speaker: Prof. Jeffrey Sachs
Date: December 10, 2007
Course number: U6800
Course title: Conceptual Foundations of International Politics
School: School of International and Public Affairs

[@luketreherne774]

I am someone who is sitting there geography GCSE in late June , watching this video made globalization much more clearer.

[@gogomaty]

Looking at the so-called defense budget and hearing how much Wallstreet guys get paid for christmas bonus, I can understand Prof. Sachs' frustration at the end of his talk. I am not a US-national. So I can't tell you guys what to do with your money. But I have to say I am rooting for you Prof. Jeff Sachs.

[@MegaTendulkar10]

have you got one on the olympics as well?

[@charleswphilp]

a great explanation of globalization, were we are and where we are going, thanks jeffrey.

[@sustaincain]

1:37ish Pentagon spends $1.1M per minute. 2 days would pay for a year of maleria control across the whole of Africa, 3 million bed-nets for 5 years would be one day's spending. President's Maleria budged 2007 about a 15th of two days Pentagon ($3.1B).

[@titlecomp]

Thank you the video. Very insightful and optimistic.

[@peacock427]

please, whoever you are, watch david wilcock's Source Field Investigations, especially all you medical professionals. There is all the data you need to realize the future is not anything like what is presently in your scope of vision.

[@sumo7274]

i agree

[@SungDaeHan]

Interesting, when did America become so healthy to care about this world economy. Making the business and wanting to get across to other countries. Is a goal for? Who invented it?

[@iamFegor]

@qwertypoiu4321 1:15:00 on he argues at the end of the video that it wouldn't. He says that trade is already free enough. He was talking about Africa, He said that they can't compete, not because of subsidies in Europe and US, but because of lack of infrastructure and he talked about a road that is so poor it raises transport costs to uneconomical levels.

[@darladrury76]

A people make a nation not rules and laws

[@slipknoter106]

MY brain hurts...

[@happyshpongling]

resource based economy

[@science212]

He is for Keynes. He is for a mixed system. Too bad idea.

[@user-zy3rf9bd1l]

Now we have covid-19, floods in China. Bubonic plague is also looming in Inner Mongolia....in addition to the tension between USA and China, tension within the USA. The bad scenarios you predicted are now happening ...

[@sustaincain]

1:39:30 "Its amazing we can't get this done. It is just the wierdest thing. I don't know what they put in the water supply in Washington. But truly this makes no sense from a national security point of view, a foreign policy point of view, a public health point of view." Course it does Jeffrey, and you know it does, you just explained it to us: TOO MANY BEAUTIFUL PEOPLE BREEDING LIKE A TERMINAL VIRUS!

[@darladrury76]

Poverty will not end due to primitive people. Corruption greed and hate.

[@darladrury76]

All of Africa can't build a road. What? I here they built America.

[@abdollahkhalili8259]

App

[@iamFegor]

@qwertypoiu4321 did you listen to this video?

[@MrLion098765]

i am numb

[@ManosOceano]

for whom does the USA President work?

[@darladrury76]

Stop feeding them

[@luketreherne774]

Higher birth rates = more men getting laid

[@darladrury76]

So our people are responsible for every groups care then blamed. Wth is wrong with you people