organizations set up at a conference the bretton woods conference in the last year of world war 2 the idea to rebirth build the global economy set up a new global economy after a 2nd world war and she says the challenge is as serious as that very sobering words from the head of the international monetary fund though she made it clear the focus should be on the economy the focus should be on both both the fighting the virus and fighting the effects of the virus and that needed to go hand in hand at this stage and earlier we heard from the u.n. secretary general and tony good terrorism reiterating really the urgent need for warring parties across the world to lay down their arms as the corona virus spreads . you know you're hearing different parts of the international system all responding to the different problems that the virus is creating clearly the international monetary fund is is allied with the u.n. the world health organization is the health part of the u.n. well actually the head of the whole u.n. antonio terrace the secretary general again saying what we need is a globa

organization the international monetary fund was set up along with the world bank the so-called bretton woods organization set up the brushwood conference at the end of world war 2 to try and get the world's economy out of world war 2 well she's saying this is an even tougher task certainly much greater than the recession of 20082009 so she's i think showing the scale of the problem and in that last stance i think she's showing where she's most worried which is the developing economies of the world particularly in the end in our stance are focusing on africa a place she said economically that showed so much momentum in the last few years but momentum that could be seriously set back. what we're seeing from this virus what we see at these world health organization press conference is a daily update of the situation with coronavirus but regularly they have guests in from other parts of the world community to focus on the various impacts christina's georgieva making it clear that in her view you have to deal with the lives saving the lives and saving the livelihoods simle tenuously right and to

of that you have the united states which had structured the global institutional framework at bretton woods in san francisco back in 1940 s. it's pulling the rug out from that institutional order and the europeans are struggling to find new ways to keep the. going on with this dispute resolution mechanism and other ways to keep some kind of international structure going but i think we'll see a new world order that can use that word emerging from this and it will be driven heavily by technology it will be driven heavily by the kinds of risks that this is showing up for example the emergence of export restrictions 1st on medicines and medical gear and now laterally on even food and you have japan for example subsidizing of the petri dish of a supply chains so this is reorganizing the world in a way which is less cooperative than know us before and on top of that the the cold warriors have seized on the covert crisis to intensify the the the cold war with china so that the the world is not shaping up to it to come out of this in a very. strong coordinator response is shaping up to be coming ou

bretton woods try to replace gold with with with with the us dollar but when you have matching policies an emerging market countries they have the opposite of. hyperinflation and currencies that are worth big so so we're essentially hurting the rest of the world every time we talk about our great point stay mclaren thanks for being on the kaiser report a thank you for having the backs well that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser stacy herbert want to thank our guest eva clearing up exponential capital if you want to reach us on twitter it's kaiser report and so next time. thinking of getting a new puppy once we've gotten around why you know there are constraints in this you know why are we going to need to create within the walls just. freaking out in t. he want to bring in anywhere near thousands of breeding dogs and caged in human conditions on puppy farm i mean 67 years they've been locked up in cages outside you see no protection from the weather the heat you know the cold air. the rain the snow the funder nothing they have no protection. parti

bretton woods try to replace gold with with with with the u.s. dollar but when you have matching policies an emerging market countries they do they have the opposite effect hyperinflation and currencies that are worth nothing so so we're essentially hurting the rest of the world every time we talk about right great point statement click thanks for being on the kaiser report a thank you for having me max well that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser stacy hubbard want to thank our guest eva clearing up exponential capital if you want to reach us on twitter it's kaiser report and so next time. when else so seems wrong all rolled just don't hold. me i'll get to see how these things come after him and him again trying to trail. one something and find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. that is just every small cycle where you hit you miss. receive the really p.c. on fire and you can be c.g. sure getting the clue from. today to fit cool shots walk to sit next don't. give a solution safety