there is no notion that the young people in china, and india, in eastern europe where there producing new engineers than the united states they believe that they're young people can learn. one of the things that we have to look at, and they know that the morning panel dealt with that is what is the impact of demographic shifts on the level of expectations that teachers have for the young people who come into their classroom? in other words, i believe that we seem to do is invest in education when those in the classroom became blacker and browner. i really believe that we look at at -- when i graduated from college in 1974 i had $2000 worth of student loans. the average student today has $26,000 worth of student loans graduating. the average hbcu grad $28,000 worth of student loans. someone was telling me something like, you know we are going to make sure that you get out of school and that you do well. someone telling these young people you are shackled her go so we really have to look at the messages that have shifted richard because of different demographics. >> i would like to move

there is no notion that the young people in china, and india, in eastern europe where there producing new engineers than the united states they believe that they're young people can learn. one of the things that we have to look at, and they know that the morning panel dealt with that is what is the impact of demographic shifts on the level of expectations that teachers have for the young people who come into their classroom? in other words, i believe that we seem to do is invest in education when those in the classroom became blacker and browner. i really believe that we look at at -- when i graduated from college in 1974 i had $2000 worth of student loans. the average student today has $26,000 worth of student loans graduating. the average hbcu grad $28,000 worth of student loans. someone was telling me something like, you know we are going to make sure that you get out of school and that you do well. someone telling these young people you are shackled her go so we really have to look at the messages that have shifted richard because of different demographics. >> i would like to move

emerging economies in latin america in eastern europe and i only have to imagine that there are going to be a big focus on the bric countries brazil russia india and china the developing nations who are charging had kind of leading an economic growth so these are kind of the issues that this conference and sue address and tries to put forward a new way of dealing with the world and you can economic framework that deals with now globalization of trade finance and of all of these things that did not exist back in one thousand forty four when the great good friends were originally held i was curious though as you mentioned there are a lot of big names here but aren't some of these people also responsible perhaps for the situation that our economy is in right now for their poor handling of the financial crisis is just seems a little ironic that they're all getting together figuring out how to fix it. well you bring up an interesting point and i mean a great example would be larry summers who was the chief economic advisor to the president who critics have said that he did not have enough of a stimulus did not have the proper response to the financial crisis

we look at those countries that are kicking us, china india eastern europe, more widely traded than a dollar. the united states is the only country that has the diversity whether we value it or not we have it. >> diversity and united states is different from the countries we are talking about whetherb china or india on a different level. >> so let's look lifted up and celebrated. >> janet, when we hear this from businesses where they are saying you know having a diverse work group as well as understanding our consumers and their customers are very diverse has to do with action internally for businesses to break the issue we are talking about because if you are able to break that then you can bring in those workers who are talking about. i am always interested in understanding what are they doing in terms of activity? whether business is doing terms of activity sets to show that strategy we just talked about? some of things they do is they have the business research groups. they have an affinity groups. they have all sorts of approaches, advisory councils diversity councils. are those