project has been to completely conflict zionism and judy as a but it was not a jew, israel's a state, and they need to be treated as any other state. what. this is where the tough questions are as can you see negotiations being even have this is most important, which of these are going to and bushy polls? unapologetic, i'm just asking awesome upfront on how to do the hello. i'm adrian. instead of going on, this is counting the cost on al jazeera. you'll wish to look at the world of business. they cannot makes this way by being processed from the race to the white house may come down to the economic records of the 2 leading presidential candidates. so who's fed better?

argentina's president gets his land mock economic reforms approved by parliament. that's a big win for him. but what about argentinians today when to china is growing influence and lots of america is worrying the us will look at the new chinese megaforce in peru and its impact on the nation's economy. the or the 1st us presidential debates might be remembered for jo bivens faltering performance, but many on wall street give the president top box on his time to look at the economy. a high tech boom is in full swing on the stock market has never been high . a many people on main street bo, i'm not convinced they say they trust for the president, donald trump, moore, with a high cost of living, a major concern, what american voters think on the issue could decide who wins the race to the white house. so who has managed the world's largest economy best? so we'll discuss that with our guest and a few minutes. but 1st, alexander bias reports was less than 4 months into the us

presidential election. the number one priority for most voters is the economy. seems is going in the wrong direction, you know, we need help with inflation with the, you know, every pretty much middle class american news, the, some answers to what's going on and how we can change the direction of where we're, where we're going right now. overall economic growth has actually been better under joe biden than donald trump before him. and biden's delivered the strongest job market in more than half a century. but inflation jumped to a 40 year high, sending consumer prices sky rocketing. that's affecting voters on a daily basis. and in poll after poll, americans are saying they prefer trump overbite and when it comes to the economy, inflation, it was very low, hit the weight of the racing groceries. ok. of housing. everything was low

when he was in may, he was an album. both administrations were heavily affected by cobit 19 trump took office in the middle of a well established economic expansion that came to an abrupt halt when it hit a global pandemic bite. and how to deal with the aftermath. the candidates blame each other for america's. i couldn't, and it was we had the greatest economy ever in the history of the world cove. it came in and we did an unbelievable job and by the time we ended, we gave him the greatest bounce back that anybody's ever had. and guess what? he blew it to shreds. martin is trying to counter any economic pessimism and says his administration's policies are the way forward. we have dramatically reduced inflation from 9 percent to close to 3 percent. we're in a situation where for a better situation and we were,

we took office where we're inflation with skyrocketing and we have a plan to deal with it. whereas the opposition, my opposition talks about 2 things. they just want to cut taxes for the wealthy and raise taxes on other people's president biden had no control over the pandemic battered economy. he inherited with its massive stimulus packages and supply chain disruptions. but many voters continue to blame him for it. and consumer confidence could decide the outcome of the election. alexandra buyers, algae 0 for counting. the cost. americans continues to have a negative view of the economy despite major indicators that it's actually doing pretty well. as you heard, unemployment as low inflation is significantly down from 2020 to wages. up of the stock market is hitting you all time highs, but votes. his experience of the economy begins with the spending power and on the piping that's on track to be the worst of any post world war 2 presidency. the

economy, it's okay hit during the pandemic. the prices didn't significantly rise until bible's 1st year and office and have now increased. well, the 19 percent at a similar point in trump's presidency, price is only risen around 5 percent votes as a feeling good when they fill up that gas tanks where the average price of the gun on the pedal rose, that's $3.76. by may this year, and also feeling the pinch, the state by that groceries, a loaf of bread, now costs nearly $2.00. and the price of a dozen eggs has jumped to just on the $3.00 as for who's to blame. well, most novelists points to pandemic relief programs on the both presidents and supply chain issues when the global economy revenue back into gail. joining us not for london, it's greg swenson who's finding papa motions, bank break market. i'm good to have you with us. oh, as always a great um for supposedly unpopular president bull street sure seems to like

president by i think why the disconnect between bull street in main street agent. great question. i think if you look at uh, biden's economy, it's similar to the obama years where wall street loves it. if you had 0 interest rates like we did during the obama years and still relatively low interest rates now from a historical perspective. and then yeah, you know, hospitality to the supply side which creates jobs and it also creates services and goods to, to supply the economy to keep prices down. so, so it's really apples and oranges. the, the wall street loves it because there's asset inflation. but the main street is suffering, and as you pointed out with, you know, 5 percent total inflation under trump and 19 percent under. but that's really the biggest moving in decatur for, for the economy, for most americans. but inflation is coming down, is there enough time between now and the election in november to people to feel little bit richer and,

and come to the conclusion the l. k 5 is doing all right. well, i think the, the, i think the key word to use was a little bit. yeah. i mean, i think, you know, wages are going up and inflation is coming down. you've actually seen a few months of real wage growth in the economy. but, but instead of record 24 straight months of negative real wage growth in his 1st 3 years was that's a really tough hurdle to overcome when you know, as, as you said in the interest, you know, prices are still high there, you know, 20 percent higher for food, and you've got 25 percent higher for, for petrol prices. so this is a really difficult challenge for an incumbent president, sitting on, you know, in that kind of inflation and that kind of deterioration in real wages at the price to what they apply. but ministration has done everything, but i suppose the trumpet ministration before biplane came in. inflation is now beginning to come down. if, if from wins, he'll be able to claim success on the back of the bike,

the ministrations work 40. well, i don't know if the work has been successful. i mean, inflation naturally comes down, especially with the fed hiking interest rates as much as they have. so that's just natural, but biden's still very hostile to the supply side. and i think a lot of people overlooked that many economists overlooked that. it's not just the demand and reducing the stimulus, which, which, you know, this obviously the stimulus at the beginning of buttons, administration, and also trust emulates during the covet pandemic. you know that this would cost, it's an ass sites, but it's hostility to the supply side, especially the energy sector. you saw gas prices are petrol, prices going up immediately went by and when the elections, because i think some of the electorate knew the markets knew that he would be very hostile to the oil and gas sector, which he was and continues to be. so, you know, the kind of the kind of policies on the supply side or making the reduction in inflation difficult. it's then it's still, it's still sticky. it's still in a,

you know, mid threes. and that's way, way over the target of 2 percent from the set. the big question has to be with the 2nd trump administration handle the economy any better than the current biting administration? oh, absolutely. i mean again it's, it's completely different. you've got uh, president trump, that liberated the supply side by reducing regulations and biden's regulatory burden is significantly higher than even obama's and so that's, that's really hurting the economy. the compliance costs, average. $13000.00 per employee in, in the us of trump will go back to his de regulation policies from his 1st administration. and then of course, making the 2017 tax reform permanent. because there are a lot of those reforms from 2017 are due to roll off in 2025. so if bided were, were to wind, you can assume that would be tax sykes and s. and if trump wins, you'll see either either maintaining the 2017 tax cuts or even lowering them more

and you saw with corporate tax cuts did for the economy in, in the final 2 years of trucks, the dupe administration. but i think he's, i think he wins on the, on the economic record for sure. and that's why you see that reflected in the polls as well. so. so i pretty often, okay, that's trump with a much better economy, talking about tax cuts, look to to that, to stay competitive state the wells, number one economy, the us is going to need to invest in massively, in infrastructure over the next few is particularly the green transition, surely cutting taxes is not going to allow that infrastructure to happen, therefore the us will become more uncompetitive in the future blood. that's if you're, you know, if you have a kinsey in view or, or modeling monetary serious view. but, you know, in fact, what i think trump will do is cut back on a lot of the green spending and that's 0 spending. and then it's in terms of infrastructure, you know, only 25 percent of

a binds infrastructure bill actually went to infrastructure. most of this for trillion once is social welfare, corporate welfare, you know, net 0 policies, other subsidies like for college college tuition. so i don't think that's good for the economy. so truck on the other hand, with literate, the private sector and, and encourage business investment, which ends up leading to job creation as well as, as increase in supply. so. so i think you know that you're right though they can't, they can't continue the spending page without raising taxes. i think the alternative is to cut spending and also cut taxes always quite to talk to greg on kind of the cost manufacturing day for being with us. thanks, adrian. great to be. your thoughts is not such as inflation rates as cold for the 1st time in 8 months can see, but price has slipped to invest. 72 percent in june from 75.5 percent the previous month. the monthly rate of inflation also fell sharply to 1.6 percent footwear and

transportation on out cheaper, but housing prices continue to rise sharply. economists say that that indicates turkey is pivot away from unconventional monetary policy, is starting to bear fruit from the pain and carry a stable pacific is to buy up 152 of us planes with 20 $4000000000.00. the data is considered the largest aircraft or the in the countries aviation history seabrook pacific says able to use pressing with the engines for the plains. that's despite reporting problems with the funds engines, which would force the line to ground, at least 10 at craft a much needed legislative victory for argentina's president parliament has approve heavy i realize sweeping economic reform bill of to month. so the political wrangling, its passage, sends a message to investors. that means a has the political backing to bring the economy back on track, even though massively watered down markets, riley the off to the proposal was approved, but the nation has entered

a technical recession. poverty of homelessness around the rice. now, despite that, the president insists his tough physical medicine and mainly it's flashing spending . a debt will help the to the economy around jacob, around reports, go see it, the new york, and with this legend, teen is problem. it finally approved a controversial economic reform package for the culmination of months of the debate . protests and public outcry. a low, slightly watered down the package of free market reforms still gives broad powers to self proclaimed a knock, a capitalist president. however, mulay, including more control over energy, pensions, and security. it also, she's in due tax and listings, labor reforms, and the privatization of some states 100 companies. there's a video, so getting this set up, i mean, yes it, but our families need to understand that what we're doing is essential to create

a prosperous new argentina, leaving behind the misery caused by the previous governments. as in pays cost, the votes protests raged outside the word, democracy rushing across the funeral rates on the map. this little presents complete labor phone listening conditions. the workers in the country were more than 50 percent of the population is already below the poverty line. belay. was elected 6 months ago at a time when argentine as inflation had sold nearly 300 percent during his campaign, he famously wielded a chain. so a symbol of his promise to slash states. interference in the economy. like most of the, the by you see today is a society is a country and as opposed to good body, we are right across the road. you can persist in the road to dig it in for we continue in the path to freedom. he was quick to implement a shock, austerity plan freezing public works to him and icing. more than 2 100000 social

welfare plans and announcing plans defiant 70000 government work is. he says it's working. inflation has slowed and origin. tina's budget went from a multi $1000000000.00 deficit in december to its 1st quarterly surplus, emboldened 16 years in april. but the lights policies have also caused a shop drop and consumption, unemployment, and poverty around the rise. a major devaluation of the pay, so against the dollar has strangled people's purchasing power. the double dresser, who i am here because i get paid the minimum pension and i cannot survive on it. i worked for 33 years and my pension is $200.00. with these laws, the president is supporting, we're all going to be impoverished. we're going to lose our rights relay is convinced he's on the right path to reform argentina's economy. economists via

widespread deregulation means industry and small and medium sized businesses. this stuff for the most and a large part of the population is living spent only give jacob brown, which is 0 to counting the cost. well, let's take a look at how many leis shock therapy is working. 6 months into his presidency. argentina entered a technical recession in the 1st 3 months of the year to the economy, frank, for 2 consecutive courses. argentina's budget went from a fiscal deficit of $120000000000.00 in december to a subclass of $299000000.00 in april annual inflation regional. there's 300 percent in april. however, the month on month rates fell to 8.8 percent the 1st time since october. that it wasn't in double figures. but number of people living in poverty, increased of 55 percent trades unions have taken to the streets to protest against the president's economic policies. but the international monetary fund has said

that the nice government performance was better than expected, that it's economic program was firmly back on track. to discuss all of that with joined by human blanco, senior research director, and she found a list of global risk from the risk maple cross cheese in malaga, in spain. good to have you with a set him, an, as always, so massively bolted down this plan was none. the less it got through parliament. is it working as well? thank you for having me, adrian. i think, you know, it's 1st in some areas, it certainly is. inflation is coming down, which was maybe one of the, the main tasks that heavier may had at hand when he 1st took office, the monthly inflation rate and made, posted at 4.2 percent against nearly 30 percent in december. so it's clearly coming down now. the key pending issue is when will this shock program, right? the suffering that the arch in time people are going through right now,

started paying dividends. when will the economy start turning around and will base be quick enough for heavier relate to be able to reap the political benefits of it as he had since when election a mid term election in 2025. when you say how long, i mean what i mean, it's not going to be a quick fix. is it? so audience indians are in for some some pretty bad pain for some time to come yet . absolutely, and i think the government was extremely, i mean, heavier me late was honest about this on the contain trail, right. his voters knew that a shop program was coming, that it wasn't going to be an easy fix. the government has been completely honest about, you know, this very tough road ahead. over the 1st 6 months. now, heavier malay has said that the green shoots should start coming through in the 2nd half of this year, particularly in q 4. and i think that's when we're going to start really seeing whether he can maintain vote or patients. right. people are paying

a major price for these shop program time human paying that support of about half of the population going into 2025. but most crucially is that enough to restore investor confidence, so he can start getting the inflows of investment that he needs to start creating quality jobs in the private sector. and what about the i am at for even though argentina is people in for quite a painful right here, the only and that seems to be quite please we will be late as doing to well, i think there's 2 parts to that, right? the 1st one is the i m f has a lot of experience in urgency and i'm with origin tina, and most of it has been far from positive. now the previous administration wasn't really implementing the program. it had agreed with the i m f. where is the current administration is so from the point of view of the regulation market liberal like sation, it's understandable that the i m f is supportive of our agency,

not because it aligns with its own principles. now i think the flip side of that is the i m f is also very concerned and paying attention to the social situation in the country. and we could argue to some degree, it has learned from its past experiences in argentina where i am as programs have often to come to social discontent. protests on the um, you know, a subsequent crisis. so i think the fund is being very cautious. supportive. on the economic front, but also demanding that the government keeps a very close attention to the social situation and supporting the most vulnerable in society. as we said, the country is now the technical recession of if the if the countries and recession where, where is the growth but it desperately needs go to come from as well. origin. tina has 3 areas of what we called the economic engines, right? agriculture where the country is not only a major export of food stuffs,

but also if agriculture, old technology. and that's an area where we've actually seen significant growth under the the malay administration. and the other one is energy, right? both oil and gas and metals and mining are 2 areas where, you know, the, the industry is, is booming in the country. interestingly, all 3 of those areas require much more skilled labor force, technological investment and diversification. and that is where the government is betting. it's going to reactivate the economy. there is the force area where art and tina it's not currently growing, but it has a lot of potential. and that is the knowledge economy and services. and again, if we look at a lot of malays agenda overseas, in the 1st 6 months of his administration, he's been courting exactly that industry, particularly tech investment coming in from silicon valley. the question is, will his efforts result in investments over the coming 6 months?

and i think this is where, you know, the proof will be. all right, that's all going to stay with us for a few minutes because i want to talk to you about peru, which is coming up next. china and peru, a strengthening that economic ties. the presidents of the 2 nations signed a plan to expand cooperation on trade and technology and paging last week. now peruse a major destination for chinese investment under the belgian road initiative for the flagship trendkite mega port. the 3 and a half 1000000000 dollar facility is due to being overrated later this year and will help ton peru in the life of america's hub for trade with asia bots. the us is worried that the project could affect its influence in the region as body on a sanchez reports. the my little grew up in 10. i. she says she's never seen so much economic activity in this small city, north of lima, the construction of a mega port, capable of handling shipped with car because of more than $20000.00 containers each

. seduce finished by november. global trade with a show will soon be at the heart of the city of $70000.00, which is changing rapidly. and when they will see, there are many more businesses. now. you can see roasted chicken chain restaurants . and now we have a more chunk chi's progressing. and mega, poor to private, chinese prove young joint venture will handle $1000000.00 containers and its 1st year of operation site is expected to become the maritime trade hub of left in america. chiang kai was mainly a fishing and agricultural region. for example. here farmers has to grow corn, cabbages, or pumpkins, but not much of the land is up for sale. to guys major says development is a challenge. he says that this government is not ready for what the port operations will entail for the region period for total. so, but we envisioned the benefits in the future, the ports will be the locomotive, and the wagons behind will be, for example, a cost actually

a tax freeze on. but i feel my hands are tied because the presidents in government and haven't yet produced and have been developing glass. yeah. but it's estimated that 30000 jobs will be created in the next 10 years. and development will expand, will be on the city. it's almost every level the less on we see development for 3 surrounding cities, but also regions in the north and as far as the jungle that are far away now, but will certainly benefit from the industrial development in the long run. and the man who manages a restaurant says she's living in a land of opportunity. she could never have imagined a day. and both i've always thought of leaving the country for a better life. but now these what can chunk guy, and i will keep on planning what other jobs i can do related to the ports. china is biggest number one, leading partners and ties are likely to become much stronger. people here are hoping they will reap the benefits they're looking forward to a brighter,

more prosperous future. again, the sun just, i'll just see to, for counting the cost 10 guys. let's talk about this with the email. what do you make of, of this port and, and try and kaya is peru pivoting towards china, him how is that going to affect his relations with the us as well? let's start from the fact that chinese investment in latin america is neither new and particularly not in peru and with peru having been the 2nd largest recipient of chinese investment in the region over the past 20 years coming 2nd only to breast sale. the 2nd point is, you know, this makes a lot of sense from the perspective of economic diversification, both of improve as well as on the, on the chinese side. i think, you know, as we talk about the political tensions between the united states and china, it makes sense that there's concerns in different parts of the world as investment

happens. but it's important to know that this investments in flows of investments have not triggered a major up search in tensions between uh, you know, peru in the united states or, or peru and china. so i think it's part of a new economic setting that we're going to see in the coming decades of cyber sophistication happens across the globe. now it's, it's, it's likely that we will see a point. this results in, you know, different conversations about the strategy of various countries. but i think when we look at the particulars of this investment, it's coming from a private company financed in china. so it's less of a sold rent to sell brand relationship. but rather, more of a, a private sector in direct investment into the peruvian economy. maybe not always great store to you on counting the costs many thanks and date for being with us. thank you for having me. i am finally council has launched

a new tourism project sensitive around the launch, amusement park, that's points to be bigger. but walt disney's magic kingdom, the 5 and a half $1000000000.00. somebody's bought projects will be located north of the gas rich nation's capital dough. huh. and we'll spend 8000000 square meters. it will include an 18 hole golf course, $300.00 villas, luxury results. i'm a rena beach club, as well as homes and shops. the contract is part of the government's plan to boost the tourism and diversify its economy. and that, so i'll show for this week if you'd like to comments on anything that you've seen, i'm a split again on x, please try to remember to use the hash tag h a c t c. you can drop us a line cash, and the cost of the out is 0. dot net is our e mail address. out, of course, most people for you online at elder 0 adult. com slash ctc. that takes you straight to the page that you'll find individual links reports at a top episode, see the capture. but that's it for this edition of counting the cost on

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