there is an effort by the chinese to start focusing on economics and i've got an economist with us david autor from mit who is to blame china or all the u.s. . that's a hard question it's i think the the objective should be you know workers' resolution rather than blame i think there has been. a misunderstanding of both sides i think there's many things that china does need to correct in its trading relationship with united states and with the west more broadly and i think those things are under discussion but really there are two separate issues that are kind of conflated here one is the issue about trade deficits you know the amount of you know imports and exports and so on and that is what president trump was initially focused on and i think that is kind of misplaced concern that's a sort of second order relative to other issues the more important issues and which are now surfacing have to do with protection of intellectual property with the kind of forced marriages between western companies and chinese companies discordant of intellectual property state subsidies or frontier industries tho

time of a trade war which is raging on between the united states and china according to economist david autor we could see the global effects will feel the global effects of that for decades from now and we're already seeing a chinese slowdown we don't want that to speed up interestingly enough though according to s.a.p executive board member folks mothman a lot of sixty one percent of e.u. firms actually less worried about a slowdown in china and about chinese innovation indeed many are worried about to the dominance of china of the chinese in terms of ai companies obviously from a competitive standpoint but citizens from a democratic standpoint the a moral application of algorithms for uses per for example of social control but we have to remember that algorithms themselves are immoral they don't see contacts they don't have life experience but we have learned here that we can teach datasets to be unbiased and that actually represents an opportunity to make the world a bit fairer well the world economic forum could be using algorithms to enjoy more female participation because there well i'

here that could go on for decades at least the global effects of it according to the economist david autor whom i spoke to the australian five minister . a straight in finance minister in my spoke to coleman said that he's not all that bolted about the effects of the trade war because the strait there really is stuck in between china and the us but he seems to be in denial in my opinion i also spoke to a diff ochs martin from s.h.p. and what she said was that the slowdown because of this trade war partly because of this trade war in china is something that firms in europe that worried about them or worried about chinese innovation well that's all well and good then if you're a company and you have the option of relocating your supply chains elsewhere for example but i think if you're a government and your biggest trading partner happens to be both the u.s. and china then of course you're going to have a problem europe of course your biggest waste is going to be a speedy resolution of the trade war especially as you don't know what the us is actually going to do that's the case for example

david autor is a security consultant he says and it's to be a regional effort to defeat al shabaab but has been a lot of you know issues about you know the effectiveness you know of some of these prevent strategies that some of these governments are using that you talk about corruption which doesn't actually allow you know some of these programs to generate defectiveness that the should so the lack of proper governance you know within somalia but not just within somalia in the in all the east african countries that are vulnerable to al-shabaab attacks you know makes it really difficult for some of these programs that could actually deal with the online crises that gives room for people to join al shabaab to to actually you know work effectively so i think there is a huge need for all these regional governments to come together and come up with an effective strategy somalia can't do it alone kenya can do it alone none of those countries can do it alone it has to be a regional effort. and he's in athens and he has tear gas to prevent i repressed says from entering greece's parliament bui

here that could go on for decades at least the global effects of it according to the economist david autor and i spoke to the australian fine minister . a straight in finance minister my spoke to him and he is coleman said that he's not all that bothered about the effects of the trade war because a straight a really is stuck in between china and the us but he seems to be in denial in my opinion i also spoke to a diff ochs martin from s.a.p and what she said was that the slowdown because of this trade war partly because of this trade war in china is something that firms in europe that worried about them or worried about chinese innovation well that's all well and good ben if you're a company and you have the option of relocating your supply chains elsewhere for example but i think if you're a government and your biggest trading partner happens to be both the us and china then of course you're going to have a problem europe of course your biggest waste is going to be a speedy resolution of the trade war especially as you don't know what the us is actually going to do that's the case for exam

talking to the finance minister matteis coleman later on today also be talking to the economist david autor who says that he believes they won't be a solution in the coming weeks when china and the us meet again for trade talks and we probably won't get a solution this year this is something that's going to be with us for years he says and then two days of this year's world economic forum are over what did we learn so far about the state of the world and how to improve it well if you open up the papers here you get some interesting headlines like elites without and says the world economic forum fuel the very problems it's trying to solve and it's interesting to see some of the figures that the world economic forum has been printing like fourteen percent less private jet use this year here in davos which is great for the environment sure one percent more women participating in the forum which is really only baby steps and also the quotes from klaus schwab who organizes this whole jabouri saying things like we need to include the people who have been left out because of globalization but they

david autor is a security consultant and joins us now set to go back to the u.s. air strike that killed fifty two fighters what would you make of the scale of this particular u.s. strike the u.s. has been carrying out strikes this is not the first time we've seen strikes during the obama regime ministration has also been approving these airstrikes but these kill doesn't really reflect on the main targets you know that you would expect specially the. key leaders the target some of the low level fighters but it doesn't really affect them because they have a huge pool of you know militants to immediately replace you know the ones who are targeted so they're not scared by the strikes that the u.s. is actually putting in place at the moment so what of the moment is this the kind of the force of. which we talked with mention that they've surprised to be moved out of the cities and into the kind of rural areas but how big a presence are they have a huge presence you know the problem is with these kind of movements ease you can't really tell how many sleeper cells they ha

just to sum it up, there is an m.i.t.s professor/economist david autor who actually is analysis debunkedr surprised at the day that that says that people who don't have a college degree typically in the past would move to cities to get more opportunity to get jobs and higher wanes and -- wages and they're finding out that that doesn't exist anymore. cities are only attracting people that are high-wage and high-educated people and this kind of flips everything on its head. these people that have limited opportunities actually have more opportunities in rural areas now than they do in cities because of the high cost of living in cities. so, one of the things that the article also talks about is it's hard to atract these kind of people to cities even if their jobs still exist because of the high cost of housing. so, when we talk about building housing for everybody, we need to make sure that we consider building housing for those people at that level of income. one other thing that he's uncovered is people who normally moved away from cities when they had -- when they're in prime age life c

time of a trade war which is raging on between the united states and china according to economist david autor we could see the global effects will feel the global effects of that for decades from now and we're already seeing a chinese slowdown we don't want that to speed up interestingly enough though according to the executive board member folks martin a lot of sixty one percent of e.u. phones actually less worried about a slowdown in china and more worried about chinese innovation indeed many are worried about of the dominance of china of the chinese in terms of ai companies obviously from a competitive standpoint but citizens from a democratic standpoint the a moral application of algorithms for uses per for example of social control but we have to remember that algorithms themselves are immoral they don't see contacts they don't have life experience but we have learned here that we can teach datasets to be unbiased and that actually represents an opportunity to make the world a bit fairer well the world economic forum could be using algorithms to ensure more female participation could wel

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