Mark Blyth - Global Trumpism and the Future of the Global Economy

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Publicado 2019-07-16
This lecture is part of the McMaster Department of Philosophy's Summer School in Capitalism, democratic solidarity, and Institutional design
www.solidaritydesign2019.com/

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  • @ProLansPl
    At first I thought the guy makes up lack of knowledge by trying to be funny. I stand corrected though: he's smart, informative and funny as heck. Way to go!
  • @deanrickard5107
    More than two weeks after this video is released, I get to be the first one to say I love this guy.
  • @ewp7615
    I'm so glad that I found this video
  • @randyozaeta1026
    Cant believe he missed tulsi, i actually put biden on the lower end with beto but idk thats my perspective and yes trump will most likely win but i wanna see whos the democractic nomiee because i think hes underestimating the amount of people willing to come out for bernie
  • @Mesofs9
    This was great! Thank you sir!
  • @discogodfather22
    Blythe is so smart it's actually difficult to listen to sometimes.
  • @AquaFurs
    A quality 15-minute version of this video's info is needed.
  • @jamesstuart9528
    Professor Blythe, you are outstanding. I wish that you had been my tutor in graduate school. Everything you say makes sense perfect sense, but the plug for the #SNP. Some British people identify as Scottish, believe themselves to be different. The same could be said of people from Yorkshire; my grandparents hail from Bradford & Glasgow respectively. We’re all British; we all rely on the South-East; to wit, London ... like it or not. Could Scotland - sure Scots. are cannier than Greeks ... or are they - survive as a vassal state of The Berlin-Brussels Axis? I may be old school but give me the Anglophone world every time ;). I would love to know how you would advise Nicky Sturgeon should Brigadoon ever become a reality or will the next #GFC be death knell of the #EUropean experiment, putting an end - just for now - to the British constitutional issue - ?
  • @mythrail
    Nixon decided to un-peg the dollar (from gold) in 1971, which was the last remaining constraint on price inflation. Currency supply increases, which eventually become price inflation, have been the norm since. The rest of this could be plainly foreseen with a decent understanding of Hayek's business cycle contributions.
  • The US stock market are so IPO's can steal money. Yeah, that sound about right. Capitalism is the crisis!!!
  • @kadenabet
    Challenge! Can the dear professor remark on what currency in history obtained non volitile status in 10 years? Can the professor remark on "REAL" money like the bolivar and how nonvolatile is it. Can the professor remark on the idea that bitcoin is the first digital currency and is not fiat or even related to fiat? Can the professor remark on the state that he espouses to defend the 99% and what they could do against the "world state".
  • @vicpso1
    He does not talk about the warfare welfare state so he is wrong about inflation.