, is the place of conflict of opinions, especially from the point of view of economic experts, from the point of view of faculty members and economic professors, and also from the point of view of those who implement this the work is once the place is actually conflicted and votes are placed on this basis this was perhaps the most important benefit that this conference sought to achieve , perhaps we should keep one point here, mr. dr. mohadi, because we have to say goodbye to the viewers of one tv channel, the continuation of what is important in today's conference and work discussion . we will talk more about the topics that the president has mentioned . dr.

conflicting votes, especially from the point of view of economic experts, from the point of view of faculty members and economic professors, and from the point of view of those who are implementing this work, once the place of conflicting opinion is actually located on this basis, this is perhaps the most important benefit. it was what this conference was looking for, so to speak, to realize its importance. and economic, social, political crises are possible for the sake of the country , let's examine it once from an expert's point of view. it was in this sense that approximately seven axes and seven serious axes were examined and evaluated from the perspective of experts. what is noteworthy about this conference? these seven axes are among the most important topics that form a framework together with each other , or in other words, the issues that are the result of these inconsistencies and require the modification of the structure in each of these cases , it can affect other problems and dimensions , and practically this to make the complexity of this issue even more , we can say that the

as a whole. it is harmful, a quarter of a century ago i studied at the university, at the faculty of economicsas a rule, market relations are a market of shopkeepers, russia is definitely not a nation of shopkeepers, we are a nation nuclear scientists, as a conventional collective image, the nuclear industry combines the strengths of both the russian economy and the russian character, these are scientists who create the foundation of the most complex technological processes, thanks to which only... it is possible to implement the projects we are talking about: production oil, gas production, gas liquefaction, transportation of hydrocarbons along the northern sea route, uranium mining, mining of rare metals, non-ferrous metals, large metallurgy - these are megaprojects, that's who calls the mining business low-tech, i invite, for example, to the ice-resistant varandey oil platform. handled oil in 15 years of its life, this is one language, the same applies to megaprojects for the development, for example, of the udakansky mennoye deposit, which since 1949 was discovered at an altitude of 2 km;

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ivan safronov was born in moscow, graduated from the faculty of journalism, higher school of economics got a job. ivan writes with great confidence that what happened is most likely... a mistake by the pilots: publishing such an article even before the official conclusions of the investigation is always a certain risk for the editors, but the newspaper’s management completely trusted ivan safronov’s sources. and here is another article: author talks in detail about india's possible purchase of two dozen domestic aircraft with a similar french fighter. it is obvious that without special training and consultation in the relevant structures in such matters it is impossible ... to get into the field of view of the russian special services, ivan safronov ended up in the burman region in 2000, a person close to the highest officials could have such information, then a number of articles about rockets and space, he found time to commit. a crime, moreover, the work of a journalist, he used the newspapers of a businessman as a pretext to obtain information, but the fsb officers were in no hurry

both from the point of view of economic experts , from the point of view of faculty members and economic professors , and from the point of view of those who are in charge of this work , once the place is actually multiplied by votes , this was perhaps the most important benefit that this conference so called he was looking for him to make it come true . maybe we should keep one point here, mr. dr. mohadi, because we have to say goodbye to the viewers of tv one. let's continue what is important in today's conference and talk more about the application of the issues that the president mentioned . follow us on the news network. actually, it should be that once these issues are raised on the ground and somehow we can say any of these issues. perhaps, together with each other, the issues of economic, social and political problems and crises may be created for the country , let's examine them once from an expert's point of view. the review and evaluation was done. how did you feel? among the most important topics , they form a framework together with each other. or in other words, the problem

ivan safronov was born in moscow, graduated from the faculty of journalism, higher school of economics0 he got a job in a merchant, here the young man was well known, his father ivan safronov, the eldest, a retired colonel of the missile forces, worked for many years as a military observer in this publication , he covered the activities of the military-industrial complex, space. to his niche, the main thing he had were sources of information that his father passed on to him by inheritance, his father’s entourage helped him obtain sources and information. safronov’s publications were sharp and topical, for example, this one, about the disaster of sheremetyev’s dry superjet. just 2 days after the tragedy, ivan writes with great confidence that what happened was most likely a mistake by the pilots. publishing such an article even before the official conclusions is always a certain risk for the editors, but the newspaper’s management completely trusted ivan safronov’s sources. here's another article. author under... domestic aircraft with a similar french fighter. it is obvious that withou

ivan safronov was born in moscow, graduated from the faculty of journalism, higher school of economics a job in a merchant, here the young man was well known, his father ivan safronov, the eldest, colonel of the missile forces , retired, worked for many years as a military observer in this publication , he covered the activities of the military-industrial complex, the space industry, and also wrote about military-technical cooperation of russia. on march 2, 2007, safronov sr. was found dead near his home in moscow on taganka. according to investigators, he fell out of the window. ivan safronov, the youngest, followed in his father’s footsteps and often used his old acquaintances as sources. he felt like a fish in water, as they say, he felt great, he occupied his niche , the main thing he had was this. sources of information that his father passed on to him by inheritance; his father’s entourage helped him both to obtain sources and information. safronov’s publications were sharp and topical, for example, this one is about the disaster of a dry superjet at sheremetyevo. just 2 days aft

of ivanav. ivan sofronov was born in moscow, graduated from the faculty journalism, higher school of economics,got a job in a businessman, here the young man was well known, his father ivan, worked as a military observer in this publication. activities of the military-industrial complex, the space industry, and also wrote about russian military-technical cooperation. on march 2, 2007, sofronov, the eldest, was found dead near his home in moscow, on taganka. according to investigators, he fell out of the window. ivan safronov, the youngest, followed in his father’s footsteps, as sources, often used his old friends. he felt like a fish in water, as they say , he felt great, he found his niche , the main thing he had was the source of information that his father passed on to him by inheritance, his father’s environment. and here’s another article: the author talks in detail about india’s possible purchase of two dozen domestic mig-29s. the amount of the upcoming contract is given. here safronov compares the cost of a domestic aircraft with a similar french fighter. obviously, without special prepa

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studies, women's rights, fatemeh sharif naqabi, former coach of the women's national futsal team, mina mahnoush, ph.d. in economics and facultyof tehran university. , shaghaig haqjo, full professor of medical faculty of isfahan university of medical sciences, faezeh ghaffar haddadi, author and mother of four children, rehane sadat. modi, a talented student , zahra mohd niad, specialized assistant in social medicine of iran university of medical sciences, expressed their views and suggestions. the speaker of the ceremony mentioned these points and axes. necessity enema of laws and regulations related to women and family and speeding up the approval of some protective laws that have been delayed for several years. expressing the problems and limitations of women to enter the field of performing arts . the palestinian journalist thanks the people of iran for the unique support of the islamic republic of iran to the oppressed people of palestine and gaza and emphasizes the standing of the people of gaza and not leaving the land despite the unprecedented crimes of the occupiers. the woman became a woman. iranian athletes request a

of the women's national futsal team. mina mehrnoosh , ph.d. in economics and faculty member of tehran university , shaghaig haqjo, full professorfaculty of medicine , isfahan university of medical sciences, fatemeh ghafar haddadi, author and mother of four children, rihan sadat mahmoudi, student of brilliant talents, zahra mohed miad, specialist assistant in social medicine, iran university of medical sciences, to expressed their views and suggestions. the speaker of the ceremony focused on these points. they pointed out. the need to amend the laws and regulations related to women and the family and speed up the approval of some protective laws that have been delayed for several years. expressing the problems and limitations of women to enter the field of performing arts. thanking the palestinian journalist for the unique support of the people of iran, the islamic republic of iran, to the oppressed people of palestine and gaza, and stressing the standing of the people of gaza and not leaving the land despite it. the islamic republic , against the false depictions of iran's ill-wishers , requests more attention to women's sports

our next one is lena polikovova, she also graduated from moscow state university, faculty of economicsman prisoners were being led along the street , yes, our camp opened on that day, it existed for 45 years, until 1989 and the most respected counselor we have is ireka raisovich svildanov, he has such a story here that when we were going for the 75th anniversary of the camp, there was irek the counselor, his was a pioneer, his was lena polyakova, who later became a counselor, having arrived on this seventy-fifth anniversary, here on on the same seventy-fifth birthday , her children were counselors, who, that is, we have a difference , that is, it was absolutely a grandiose event and next year our camp will be 80 years old and we want everyone who is related to it to say that in the middle of next year we we will celebrate this holiday on the territory of our camp and ask the entire government of russia, moscow, the moscow region, help restore our famous camp, which belongs to moscow state university, veldanov, we had it for profession, was a man, graduated from moscow state university,

this is more expensive than a year of paid education at the economics faculties of the best universitieset rich, then this is the merit of the ayaz, if not, then only your mistake, what is the phenomenon of infobiz, especially in the segment of business education? is that infobiz, to some extent, is just a guy who does infobiz, for example, for example, even i, who amass a huge hall of public catering establishments, that is , i know everything about organizing my own business, but last year i saw an advertisement for a course: payazah wanted to learn the intricacies of doing business online. and i gave my data, last names, patronymics, phone number, i don’t remember yet what they asked us, everything they asked, i gave my data. for registration, yes, in order to generally understand what it is, how i can start studying online, and imagine my surprise that i found out that on my name was issued for a loan, a loan for education at 70% per annum in a microfinance organization with which olga herself did not enter into any agreements, well, besides this , the course itself also seemed point

women's rights, fatemeh sharif naqabi, former coach of the women's national futsal team, mina mehrnoosh, doctorate in economics and member of the facultyan university, shagaig haqjo, full professor of the faculty of medicine, university of medical sciences esfahan. fatemeh ghafar haddadi , writer and mother of four children, reihaneh sadat mahmoudi , student of brilliant talents, zahra mohdniad , specialist assistant in social medicine , iran university of medical sciences, expressing her views and suggestions. they paid. the speaker of the ceremony mentioned these points and axes. necessity of revising laws and regulations related to women and family and speeding up the approval of some laws. support that has been delayed for several years. expressing the problems and limitations of women to enter the field of performing arts. thanking the palestinian journalist for the unique support of the people of iran , the islamic republic of iran, to the oppressed people of palestine and gaza, and stressing on the people of gaza standing up and not leaving the land despite the unprecedented crimes of the occupiers. the transformation of iranian

i have been on the economic faculty at the university of maryland for 17 years now. before that i trained at m.i.t. the economics of families and child well being in the u.s. how i came to write this book was i've been studying these issues for 20 years, and it has become abundantly clear to me that what has happened to family structure in the u.s., the dramatic change in the way kids are being raised in the u.s. in terms of the increase in the share of kids living with only one parent that's, you know, more than one in five kids in the u.s. now. more than any other country in the world. it has become so clear to me that this is really a part of what's driving class differences in the u.s. it has not been good for kids well being and their economic trajectory. it has not been good for the single parents who are baring the burden by themselves. so i come at issue, very much as an economist. thinking about resources in the household. but ultimately i decided to write this book because it felt like the conversations that we have been having. you and i have been in many o

hundred trust us to train their specialists countries of the world, not students, good afternoon, yaudikhui, i have been teaching world economics at the facultyyear, associate professor, moved 10 years ago, graduated. master's and postgraduate studies. i wanted to learn more about the language and through it the culture of tradition. everyone told me and recommended belarus because the situation there is more stable. thousands of students are educated at the universities of our countries, only at bsu 3.5 - this, by the way, is a record number, the sco research center, an information and recruiting center in chindu, was recently opened, which of the latter is an opportunity to learn languages, work at large enterprises in our countries, which... energy and raw materials one way or another led to a serious environmental problem. at one time, almost a fifth of the country’s soil was contaminated, which greatly affected the harvest. our scientists have created a technology that helps not only restore, but increase fertility. we are writing a project to increase corn productivity. to do this, it means that we will again isolate the necessary micro

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of separate faculties they were separated, and then received , let’s say, the status of institutes, in the future universities, 12 modern universities, you can imagine, 12, this is a pedagogical profile, economict the origins of the creation of the national academy sciences, i’m not even talking about the structure, the structure of the university. includes six, for example, research institutes, these are, for example, those technologies in the field of radiophysics that today allow us to develop our own satellites, nanosatellites and launch them for educational and scientific purposes, in the world, for example, there are no more than 100 universities in total that can say that they have developed from a to z your companion, bsu is one of them, so bsu is much more than just couples, an educational process. yes, couples, the educational process, audiences, they are in any of the 50 universities in our country, but there is a single university, a leading university, a certain patriarch who in general, he can say that he does this, that, and that, which no one else does, hello, hello, they often write on the internet that you are the most open rector in communicating with your students. is it tr

of economic specialists, but focused specifically on the work of industrial enterprises, scientific and technical work, these students also often choose and are not afraid study in technical specialties, students study at the facultyngineering, at the automotive and tractor faculty, at the faculty of energy, that is, let's say, the geography of choosing a specialty is different, but what i would like to note is that these are very diligent students who - interactions that they can later ...

discussion of solving the economic problems and the system of the issues that you are facing we are all of us and we are able to solve problems with these educated academics . we have 11,000 facultybers , in one phrase, they say 85,000, but the exact word is what i am saying, in exact terms , you know what a huge investment in the country, what can be done with it to solve the country's problems , 100,000 faculty members in the country. the huge capital must be used by our administrative apparatuses. the opinions of the scientific views of intellectuals and experts , our parliament, our government, other institutions in the country this is a big investment in the country, that is , the think tanks that i have said many times that these think tanks can help the government . some of the problems are related to the structures, so we say , sir, yes, there are problems here, but some problems are related to the behavior, the structures must be modified , and the behavior modification can play a role in this matter . i don't get into these topics. the government is determined to make structural reforms in various areas where it is necessary to follow up on behavioral reforms that can l

both milton and rose studied at the university of chicago, where milton later served as faculty and the economicsepartment for almost 30 years. 30 years. they cowrote several books together into the relationship was described as an extremely close intellectual fellowship. in 1976, milton friedman won the nobel prize in economics and 1988 was awarded the presidential medal of freedom by ronald reagan. influencing public policy debates he served as an advisor to both president ronald reagan and british pre- minister margaret thatcher. afraid to choose argued for constitutional restraints on the power of government to interfere with free markets and criticized what they saw as wasteful government spending on welfare and other social safety net programs. the book was one of the best-selling nonfiction books of 1980. >> host: and welcome to books that shaped america on the c-span series that looks at how books throughout our history have influenced who we are today. and partnership with the library of congress, this ten week series has been exploring different areas, topics and different viewpoints an

i've been the economics faculty at the university maryland for 17 years now before that i trained at mit. i've long been interested in these types of issues related to inequality and poverty, the economics of families and child well-being in the us. how i came to write this book was i've been studying these issues for 20 years and. it has become abundantly clear to me that what has happened to family structure in the us, the dramatic change in the way kids are being raised in the us in terms of the increase in the share of kids living with only one parent, that's, you know, more than one in five kids in the us now, more than in any other in the world, it's become so clear to me that this is really a part of what's driving differences in the in the us. it's not been good for kids well-being and their economic trajectories. it's not been good for the single parents who are bearing the burdens by themselves. and so i come at the issue very much as an economist thinking resources in the household. but ultimately i decided to this book because it felt like the conversations we've been having, you and i have been in many of them together

this is a huge relief to the more than 700 faculty members of harvard who were pleading with officials not to cave to outside pressure. i spoke to harvard economicsfermon, the former obama official, and he told me that he is glad that the harvard corporation made its own decision instead of quote, outsourcing it to others. not surprisingly, though this is not silencing harvard's critics. we heard from republican congresswoman elise stefanik who, remember, it was her questioning during that hearing just a week ago that sparked all of this controversy. listen to what stefanik said today. >> this is a moral failure of harvard's leadership and higher education leadership at the highest levels. and the only change that they have made to their code of conduct where they failed to condemn calls for genocide of the jewish people, the only update to the code of conduct is to allow a plagiarist as the president of harvard. >> so stefanik their referencing some allegations that gay had plagiarized some of her academic work, including a 1997 dissertation. for her part, we should, note that gay says she stands by the integrity of our scholarship. the harvard

of trustee members, administrators, faculty, friends of the college, individuals from institutions throughout georgia, and the remarkable community of spelman, welcome. i am the chair of the department of economics at spelman. it is a privilege for my department to cohost this momentous occasion. today marks a historic event in spelman's 142 year history. the first visit by a federal reserve board chairman. [applause] yes. this is a tremendous honor for our institution. founded in 1881, spelman has been trading -- training women to take leadership roles in all sectors of society. our very founding was an investment in the potential of black women and girls to use their educations for the good of society. today we are very proud of the return on investment. thousands of graduates represented the institution across the country in all areas. given the ok's and, we are especially proud of the impacts spelman women are having in economic and financial sectors. today's fireside chat between federal reserve board chairman powell and a spelman president dr. gail promises to be an insightful discussion on crucial topics such as the post-covid economy. under chairman powell's leadership the federal reserv

of chicago where milton friedman later served as faculty for almost 30 years. their relationship was described as it extremely close intellectual fellowship. in 1976 milton friedman won the nobel prize in economicsnd was awarded the presidential medal of freedom by ronald reagan. he served as an advisor to both president ronald reagan and british prime minister margaret thatcher. "free to choose" argued for constitutional restraint on the power of governments to interfere with free markets and criticized with a size wiseman -- wasteful government spending on welfare programs. it was one of the best-selling books of 1980. series that looks at how books throughout our history have influenced who we are today. and partnership with the library of congress, this ten week series has been exploring different areas, topics and different viewpoints and we are glad you're with us for this walk-through history. tonight it's a look at the economy, the role of government, how we teach children and other policy issues, and it's all through the eyes of milton and rose friedman. in 1980, they developed a series for public tv called "free to choose" and turned that into best-selling book. many of the friedman's

economic review. today in the center of prague , an unknown person opened fire in the building of charles university at the faculty killed and another 30 were injured. in footage taken by eyewitnesses. people can be seen running away from the university building across the bridge in panic. and those who did not have time to run out into the street, judging by these pictures from. were not confirmed, the criminal, as stated by the police, acted alone. this is the program today. we'll continue after a short commercial. alfabank has the best loyalty program for business. we pay 3,000 rubles. for opening an account and up to 10% cashback for expenses. azon, hurry up, hurry up, hurry up, hurry up, buy everything on azon. final sale of the year. helzy shampoo and balm set for 459, lumi bay diapers. for 799, realmi tv for 15,999 , this is the ecology of the city, this is a contribution to the health of our children, this is clean air, they are talking about switching transport to methane, about protecting nature, but it’s not only that, methane is cheaper, savings on every kilometer, the throwing engine works perfectly,

faculty are ideologically diverse? you came out of a political science background? >> at stanford as an undergraduate as an economics major and then for my phd in political science. >> did you experience what you would say given america's divided now 50-50 about 50-50 or was it 75-25 or 9010 regarding to our constitutional conservative respecter or more of a left-wing perspective? what did you experience at harvard and stanford? >> here is what i can say on the topic that you are exploring. we want the most brilliant, talented faculty to come to harvard and to build their career. >> you are not can answer the question. is it common at harvard to ask faculty suit -- is a bit of diversity statement. >> that varies across schools at harvard. >> so sometimes you do. >> in some cases there are schools set up for that. >> could a scientist get cut from consideration from a job because they had the wrong view of diversity? >> what i would say is we aim to draw to our faculty -- new a broad -- new >> this is not the way i wanted this to go but when you hear that 1% of your faculty voted for a presidential candidate -- who g

economics, but focused specifically on the work of industrial enterprises, and scientific and technical work, and often these students choose and are not afraid to study in technical specialties; students study at the facultyanical engineering, at the automotive and tractor faculty. at the faculty of energy, that is, let's say, the geography of the choice of specialties is different, but what i would like to note is that these are very diligent students who are very motivated to study disciplines that are highly communicate with teachers with interest, even despite some, let’s say, language barriers, but there are , let’s say, opportunities, thanks to modern technical devices, opportunities to communicate, so students, subjects, well, it’s interesting, what’s next, how will it develop further cooperation with universities, this is a very good question, because it was not in vain that our heads of state met, which means we will probably receive new tasks in this matter, but i would still like to continue the direction to develop, the first direction is of course, interaction in the field is very important for us , this aspect and joint educational programs, the second direction is holding joint conferences,

power plants, and economics in the field of energy, all of them are in demand in the energy system of the republic of belarus, in addition , i i won’t offend my colleagues in other facultiesies at bntu that are also suitable for the energy system, this includes energy... automation, software and much more, so in bntu offers education for every taste. okay, so this is about education, what next awaits your graduates, where are they distributed? well, there are also a lot of places for distribution, so i won’t list them all, i will say that our main customer is, of course, the ministry of energy, and here are the enterprises subordinate to it, such giants as belenergo. the beltopaz concern, and , accordingly, their branches, those that are directly involved in the production, distribution, transmission of electrical thermal energy, these are power plants, thermal and electrical networks, as well as design, installation, commissioning and repair organizations, well, our graduates are coming, or rather , they are even willingly hired at industrial enterprises, in the housing and communal services system , wherever power engineers are needed, and they are needed almost everywh

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faculty appointments at the university of washington anademory university. please join me me in welcoming jarome powell to the stage as he offers remark and after ward we lack chairman gail for engaging discussion o economic possibility. [applause] >> thank you for that very kind introduction. i say there's to greater testament to spelman like governor cook. governor crooks research highlights key role of such education in preparing individuals to be investors and innovators who can generate idea that will add to body of knowledge, generate higher living standards over time. her work is just one example how a spelman woman continues to make contribution in science, art, technology and medicine and other fields. for example, i imagine students are wondering what kind of job market and what kind of economy you'll be entering when you complete your education, to the start, congress assigned the fed the dual mandate goals of maximum employment and price stability and both of these goals are essential aspects of a healthier economy. congress also gave the fed a preciouse grant of independence from direct political control to allow us to pursue those goals without consideration of political matters. other major

of views and perspectives because we believe that allows for a thriving academic community. >> how in the world is that even possible? do you feel your faculty are ideologically diverse? at stanford as an undergraduate and economics major about 50/50 or was it 75/25 regarding the constitutional perspective or more of a left-wing perspective? what is your experience at harvard and stanford? >> here is what i can say on the topic that you're exploring. we want the most brilliant, talented faculty to come to harvard and build their career. >> is it common to ask faculty's and submit a diversity statement? >> that's a practice that varies across schools. >> so sometimes you do. >> in some cases there are schools that ask for that. could a scientist ever get cut for consideration for a job because they had the wrong view? >> what i would say is we aim to draw to the faculty -- >> i will put it this way. when you hear -- that's not the way i wanted this to go but when 1% of the faculty got about 50% of the vote nationwide it does that concern you or do you feel you are not as diverse as you should be? >> to bring the most academically talented and they are effective in the classroom. has harvard ever made contingent on