the idea of one career is really evaporating now, and the a ppg, which is a parliamentary group thatme. we are likely to work for much longer, into a mid 60s. to work for much longer, into a mid 605. 6096 to work for much longer, into a mid 60s. 6096 of jobs won't exist or will be done in new ways over the next ten years, that was the report, pwc have done some reports, they will be a world of new opportunities, ——, but also there will be a world in which automation will take its place. what we have to do is ensure young people have the ability to learn how to learn, learning agility so learn how to learn, learning agility so they can up skill while they for these opportunities. it is interesting to see why they move, more money, career progression. millennials have high expectations of what they want from their employer. we often talk about millennials who align themselves with the brand of a company, it did not go into that, but it seems to be very black—and—white reasons as to why they might move. the world of work is changing, thank you very much indeed for your time, and thank y

canopy, and we're working to mitigate that with the prime contractor, lockheed and their subs gkn and ppg. >> nick schifrin, pbs newshour. thanks for doing this. under secretary lord, if i could go back to turkey? a couple of questions.g the s-400, what is the status of that deployment? has it been moved around, has it been turned on? and has turkey slow-rolled or delayed the parts that you talked about that it is still working on through march at all? and then just lastly, you've talked about the cost increase because of turkey's removal from the program in the past. has that cost increase stayed the same? >> so, first of all, we enjoy i very, very good mil-to-mil relationships with turkey, and turkey is an excellent supplier. .. >> no delay in turkey-- no, turkey has been very forth coming and again, we're on the path to march 2020 to transition all of those parts out. >> you've said it before-- >> we, the u.s., because we took responsibility for moving the parts out, absorbed about a $600 million bill for that. we're still working through any unit price adjustment. we think those will

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will have to be nerdy and asked whether that is one on the imf methodology that is on ppg, where we should methodology, less than 2.5% they defined as a global recession. from that perspective, we would be if that is the number he refers to. i would say overall if we look thought weynamics, i just had the news that recession a little less than we thought a few months ago. in particular if you look at what has happened in the u.s. with the labor market. the limited signs of the manufacturing recession, which is a recession spilling over into the service sector. one final question, if that is the case, and with interest rates coming up, do we have a globally restrictive policy even without central-bank action to cut rates? >> it is interesting that we have the phenomenon that over the last few years central bankers have continuously dropped the equilibrium rate. , that think in the u.s. is between zero and 50 basis points, you realize the rates you have may not be as accommodative as you may think historically. we have this adjustment around the world in rates, and i think it does mean that