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find out what's really happening to the global economy with max cause or for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune in to kaiser report on our. welcome back to on the money where the business of russia is business i'm peter all about to mind we're talking about russia's presidency of the upcoming g. twenty summit but before we continue our discussion let's have a look at the state of russia's economy. the first ever g twenty finance and labor ministers meeting was recently held in moscow first and foremost russian the world's future prospects were discussed global economic conditions remain challenging. week is growth is too weak employment is too high and recovery is too fragile boosting growth in jobs is now the short term priority for the global economy it was agreed by the g twenty ministers tackling unemployment was considered even more urgent than deficit reduction we yes budgetary consolidation reduction of deficit if you prefer is a priority in the really young term it's necessary to reduce debt as well economy that accumulated debt is an economy that bec

they are full of information about the global economy and global finance. at love technical stuff about the market. and these reports compiled by, you know, extremely professional people. and in the early the mid 2000 they were one of the spots there was too much money around here. and it's not properly controlled and not being properly regulated. and we're warning you that this could end badly. they didn't say it will. they were one of the first. that's one of the interesting things about them perhaps because being in switzerland the banking culture because of their own banking operations is very conservative and careful. they don't need to take risks because they are the bank for central bank and, you know, they have a triple diamond star credit rating. and so anything you put in there is going make money basically. they are cautious and arguing against inflation and too much money in the money supply. but, yeah, they issued these warnings, and the central banks didn't listen to them. perhaps if they had done, things might have worked out circhtly. also yo

it is just an argument that's partly rough-and-tumble of the global economy. >> some of the bankers thate read about, i cannot we need more of a global government rather than less. >> i am curious. i am curious. i'm curious to know what you think will happen. how the dis will invent itself in the future. >> i think they you will see some moves to do what what what. depends on what the pressures are. institutions respond to pressures. in a general sense they have no mandate, the technocrats are getting involved in becoming stronger and stronger, there will move toward greater conspiracy. i mean, my idea for a foundation and a block of shares is a bit of a dream come a bit of a pipe dream. i think that's what they should do, but i still see that happening in the near future. i could imagine somewhere down the line their release corporation about the global economy and become more of an outward looking organization. feel the need to be a bit more accountable. depends on the pressures upon them. it's definitely -- i live in europe and in europe there is a real sense of anger. they are not pa

>> i think for the global economy, the biggest concern both the global economy and u.s. investor, is what that means for oil prices. oil prices might in the short term spike based on what happens in egypt. we have to remember, egypt provides less than 1% of global supply. so from that prospective, you might see a spike but there are other players like saudi arabia that will open taps. this will create volatility in the oil market and equity market in the united states. >> when you get this instability in major e common es, and brazil is a major economy and istanbul and turkey and egypt, does that change the attitude of investors globally to take on risk? >> i think all this is the outcome of a global economy, especially an emerging market that isn't growing as fast as it used to be. especially in brazil, a lot of complaints about corruption but guess what? co corporation has been around a long time. the good news is in places like brazil, the fact that people are bringing these issues to the forefront does help in the longer term for them to actually have to address it as

look, we've got to get the global economy up and running. we've got to start making things, selling things, the country's got to start trading. so, you know, the imf has been set up, but nobody really knows what it is, you know, it's only a year old or whatever, and the world bank as well whereas the bis is there, it's got a lot of experience, it's got perry jacobson who's got contacts all over the world, so the bis survived. and its next phase over the next few decades, basically, until the 1990s the bis hosted all the preparatory work, the technical secretarial work for the be -- preparation of the euro. that's how it kind of reinvented itself. and this started in the late 1940s with a lot of obscure things that most people have never heard of like the european monetary cooperation fund and the be committee of governors of european central bank. they all met at the bis, and place is very important be here. although these things weren't actually part of the bis, they were based there, and the bis did their banking. so basel became the kind o

twenty where the most important global economies work in unison to solve the world's most demanding economic challenges or will it be an exercise in kicking the can down the road with each country guarding national interest and why should the emerging market world really take notice of the g seven. to discuss this and more i'm joined by chris weaver he's a senior partner with macro advisory we also have jacob now he is the chief economist with morgan stanley and we're also joined by what it's so part on our low he is the c.e.o. of nestle russia and eurasia all right gentlemen let's start out with the can as we usually do with this program the condition of the russian economy chris where do we stand right now we are. standing still or we paddle in water or. standing still there will actually be a pick up in the economic indicators for the second half of this year we had a weak first half and you're looking across the board macro numbers. pick up in the second half because of the base effect of a weaker second half of last year but come next spring it will be fairly clear to the economy is sta

the global economy save itself from its clouds gather rove off shore leave the. chinese wallpapers value a. giant challenge to. the old guard is holding off protecting itself from the new kids on the street. how can they keep their faith in the game and save their currency bottom line time is running. what cyprus beilein has by far the most unexpected twist in the latest run of events around the global economy and it directly involved russia since billions of russian money were targeted in the process and to talk about that we're joined by our guest our guide to the language was russia's deputy prime minister on economic issues i mean it's fair to say although in the real economy most ok so so we're going to talk economy now. i want to take a look at this graph there were several media reports saying that there were about from five to thirty billion here us russian money russian money in cyprus most humble estimation came from the man who knows he's the head of cyprus central bank so from five to thirty billion euros what's your number. he's depleted numbers but

and recovery is too fragile boosting growth in jobs is now the short term priority for the global economy it was agreed by the g. twenty ministers tackling unemployment was considered even more urgent than deficit reduction yes budgetary consolidation reduction of deficit if you prefer is a priority in the reagan term it's necessary to reduce the debt or economy that accumulated debt is an economy that becomes the torah but the short term priority. is growth and job creation another topic on the agenda was greater tax transparency of multinational companies the secretary general of o.e.c.d. and helga ria presented the organization's plan to close loopholes that allow corporations to avoid paying billions of dollars in taxes receipts to the government investment in social policies easing job creation will be among the highlights at the g. twenty leaders summit hosted by president vladimir putin in september the summit will hopefully be marked by seeing russia dealing with accelerated growth issues the ministry of economic development anticipates the economy will be fueled by investment and

established economist and i'm going to really trust it happen tomorrow when you think the russian economy globally you don't think it's like the safest most stable economy in the world because sick people who think simply don't understand much about banking system you know they first think well i'll drive i have my money saved in a bank that has a stable economy and i mean well i think you should be pretty much a crook nobody i think is. thinking seriously including prime minister medvedev that the whole of russia can become sort of them for the worth of the whole but russia can become one of the convenient countries to war korea's capital and one of the countries research in percent income tax this is a key factor for individual investors low income tax. russia can surf was an extra. that can be used for. can be used by investment banks in new york banks as well also we were thinking about making forest is one of the. centers for my needs that. are being committed to in the asia pacific region as hong kong and shanghai. and the decision to reduce the corporate taxes in the forest to make this eas

mutual support can help to advance goals as different as both a development goals but also the original global economy ones and financial regulation and so on. and also through the help of areas that touch on how successful other international global and financial system can be for everybody. thank you. [applause] >> thank you so much caroline. just a breathtaking presentation of of the scope of the g20's work and her responsibilities which are fast and it's hard to see how one human being can cover all of that ground. we are going to talk more -- you do have help. what we do for sherpa's. caroline has time for a think a few questions so he do have a question please wait for the microphone which are floating and please identify yourself and please make the question short. thanks. down there, i see. if you can say who you are as you ask your question. >> my name is anna and i'm a reporter with reuters and i was wondering if you could speak a bit about some of the issues that are likely to come up at the next g20 meetings and especially fed policy. how you will respond to some of the concerns emerging m

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find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike's cancer for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines in two cars a report on our. political. goal is. to cut. the speed. limits good. luck. a little. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize everything you thought you don't know. our welcome is a big issue. but . right. now. the boiling pot racial emotions run high or cross the u.s. with not protests in dozens of cities after the killer of a black teenager walks free. convicted bail but unbowed a russian opposition activist alexei of all the awaits his appeal against a five year prison term for stealing half a million dollars. turkey allegedly let's israel use one of its military bases for an attack against syria according to an r.t.s. source but firmly denies the claim. the trial of u.s. army private bradley manning drawing to a close as prosecutors say they're refusing to drop the most serious charge of aiding the enemy which coul

at a time of mass protest and disenchantment in the global economy save itself from its sales clouds gather overall shore leave and gold charlene's wallpapers value. giants to challenge the world the old guard is holding on protecting itself from the new kids on the trading. how can they keep their face in the game and save their currency. in time is running out to what cyprus brain has but far been the most unexpected twist in the latest run of events around the global economy and it directly involved russia since billions of russian money were targeted in the process and to talk about that we're joined by our guest i think about chords well as russia's a decorative prime minister on economic issues and we can't it's fair to say all o'neill economist ok so so we're going to talk economy now. i want you to take a look at this graph. there were several media reports saying that there were about from five to thirty billion here as russian money russian money in cyprus most humble estimation came from the man who knows he's the head of cyprus central bank so from five to thirty billion e

find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike's concert a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into the report. as. a low in welcome across all things considered i'm peter lavelle what if china ruled what if china were a military superpower on par with the. united states what kind of world would we live in which china put in to check washington's appetite for unilateral military action and manipulation of the global economy or would we witness another cold war where both beijing and washington been tainted chile the relatively peaceful world . to cross not china's rise i'm joined by han in washington he's a visiting fellow at the hudson institute we also have dan low balts in cincinnati he's a coeditor of new politics journal of socialist thought and in philadelphia we crossed him and then he is a political commentator and writer for a counterpunch all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect i mean you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage it lynn if i go to you first in philadelphia what will the world look like today if ch

find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike's culture the no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune in to kaiser report on r g. british governments moving to distance itself from brussels with m.p.'s playing a ditch roughly two thirds of e.u. imposed regulations on the police force in the justice system but i was secretary theresa may says the u.k. will then have to opt back into some of those rules later on for a seller trying to find out what britain actually wants than from its relations with the e.u. . over arching the theme here is that they want to repatriate powers back from brussels to the u.k. and specifically the home secretary theresa may had says that it's a what will propel present proposals for britain to exercise its opt out option which is enshrined in the lisbon treaty on the e.u. regulations relating to just as crime and the policing now one of the most contentious parts of. these regulations is the european arrest warrant which when issued by a certain country would require another country to arrest and send that person to the c

find out what's really happening to the global economy. for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines in two kinds a report on. that. goal that. i. could speak. her. wish. me good. luck. i'm not used to the tundra to freedom my dear. in second grade i ran away from the boarding school with to my friends we ran to the tundra. the tundra is just miskito threat because i don't know how people can live there there are no t.v.'s in the tenth how could i. my child to boarding school i won't be able to sleep after that. they enter life without knowledge of how did you basic . download. so. stream quality and enjoy your favorite. if you're away from your television just doesn't matter now with your mobile device you can watch on t.v. anytime anywhere. welcome back to cross talk we're all things are considered i'm peter all about to mind you we're discussing the rise of china. ok dan if i can go back to you in cincinnati i mean we've talked a little bit of a lot about confrontation in differences but what about the economy that are be

amongst the educated it's a very small few going to realize the gains and real achievements of the global economy's the 1.1%. that's a function of technology and, indeed, educational change and global change. i don't think there is an answer to this. think -- i think there is no answer except maybe wait 30 years. because i don't think education is going to retool america. this is a pressure of winning the cold war. we are living with the consequences of our victory and it is killing us. >> we have had a seismic shift in the western global economy where we have moved away from brawn and we have moved increasingly to brains. if you are 55 years old and you are working in a factory, the chances of you finding another job in a post manufacturing job are pretty slim. and that's not going to change. with the cost of education in this country being so astronomically high we are going to have fewer and fupper upper class people that are going to be able to afford education. chris: i know you ambitions as a wonderful mother should, do you think of the kids having to compete with the indians, the brazilian

find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike's cancer a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into kinds a report on our. world with. its technology innovation all the developments from around russia. the future of covered. hello and welcome across town where all things considered i'm peter lavelle what if china ruled what if china were a military superpower on par with the united states what kind of world would we live in would china put into check washington's appetite for unilateral military action and manipulation of the global economy or would we witness another cold war where both beijing and washington maintain to chile the relatively peaceful world. to cross not china's rise i'm joined by han in washington he's a visiting fellow at the hudson institute we also have dan low balts in cincinnati he's a coeditor of new politics a journal of socialist thought and in philadelphia we crossed him and then he is a political commentator and writer for a counterpunch all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect i mean you can jump in anytime you w

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. >> the headline story is, actually, the american economy is the one ray of hope in the global economy at the moment. china is in trouble. brazil is in trouble. europe is practically dead. and america is actually-- as we put on the cover a year ago everyone sort of believes-- is the comeback kids. america has tremendous advantages and -- >> would we be the comeback kid without the energy equation. >> it woul would in part. >> whether you think it's for good oril he has done a lot. i think there's an open question about how healthy the economy is going to feel. and i think there's a chance when he leaves office we are going to feel, boy, we have had a decade and a half of pretty disappointing economic growth and then i think there is a risk for the democrats that middle class people are going to say, "wait a second. do the democrats actually know how to fix this?" and we could see more fissures in the democratic party of the kind we see in the republican party. >> rose: the president and the economy when we continue. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new yo

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hello and welcome to worlds apart europe and america have been most of the global economy for more than five decades but as they struggle to emerge from the crisis the question is whether the rest of the world should assist them in their recovery or use that weakness to catch up and get it had to discuss that i'm now and joined by her son and the secretary general of the organisation for economic co-operation and development mr greer thank you very much for your time what is your response to this question should the current weakness of the developed economies be treated as a global challenge or rather as a blessing in disguise it's obviously a challenge because what happens to europe or tuppence to the united states what happens to japan. is has consequences all over the world but the good news is we're getting stronger numbers from the united states we're getting somewhat stronger numbers from europe is still flat or negative and we're getting very very strong numbers from countries. like india and others which are hoping to get this recovery on the road we still have a very patchy. an

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shifting gears to the global economy -- today a new list shows who is up and who is down. the fortune 500 reveals that more dutch shell generated revenue than any other company in the world. the u.s. leads the list with 130 two of the globe's richest companies. china now has 89, up to explain from last year. japan comes in third with 62. for full analysis of the list, i spoke with the fortune 500 deputy managing editor in new york. what does this tell us about the rise and seemingly inexorable rise of china? >> laura, it feels like an inexorable rise. china had less than 10 companies a decade ago, and now it has 89 companies as you pointed out. what is interesting about the global 500 is it is a snapshot of the global economy and provides insights into what is going on in domestic economies like china. china obviously has made national companies that serve that very large population and as a result, they are going to be huge companies. the other thing we have seen with china is its companies are going out into the world and you have major corporations -- warweies like techn

finance ministers and central bank chiefs of the group of 20 economies are calling for a careful policy shift in u.s. monetary easing. they confirm that the global recovery remains weak. the financial leaders wrapped up a two-day meeting in moscow with a joint statement. the g-20 meeting was held at a time when the economies of the united states and japan are picking up, while those in emerging countries are slowing down. in their statement, the delegates confirmed that the global economy remains weak and that economic conditions vary among countries. the statement says they remain mindful of the risks and unintended and negative side effects of extended periods of monetary easing. the statement comes as more and more investors are withdrawing capital from emerging economies after the u.s. federal reserve hinted it will wind down its monetary easing. the statement says future change to monetary policy settings will continue to be carefully calibrated and clearly communicated. it also calls on japan and other advanced nations to implement strategies for a medium term fiscal consolidation. >>> now market observers in japan have a road map for conc

shifting gears to the global economy -- today a new list shows who is up and who is down. the fortune 500 reveals that more dutch shell generated revenue than any other company in the world. the u.s. leads the list with 130 two of the globe's richest companies. china now has 89, up to explain from last year. japan comes in third with 62. for full analysis of the list, i spoke with the fortune 500 deputy managing editor in new york. what does this tell us about the rise and seemingly inexorable rise of china? >> laura, it feels like an inexorable rise. china had less than 10 companies a decade ago, and now it has 89 companies as you pointed out. what is interesting about the global 500 is it is a snapshot of the global economy and provides insights into what is going on in domestic economies like china. china obviously has made national companies that serve that very large population and as a result, they are going to be huge companies. the other thing we have seen with china is its companies are going out into the world and you have major corporations -- warweies like techn

welcome back to worlds apart where we are discussing be changing nature of the global economy with jose and he'll greer the secretary general of the organization for economic cooperation and development mr green here just said the couple of minutes ago that we no longer labor at a time when you know at any given company produces one hundred percent of its output in any given country you know they might in fact sharing is global the consumption is global so how would you define being you know tax residency of any given country when it is indeed all over the globe how much do you produce in a particular country how much do you invoice in the particular country how many services do you sell in the particular country and second how much is each company affiliate in old the networks that they are all over the world charged by their mother company for the brand or for the technology that sucks in all those profits and then takes it to a low temperature direction and therefore doesn't pay taxes to anybody anywhere in the world how do we avoid it so what here really offering here is the proport

china put in to check washington's appetite for unilateral military action and manipulation of the global economy or would we witness another cold war where both beijing and washington maintained a chilly the relatively peaceful world. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom harpur welcome to the big picture. news you see good lumber touring to mccurry was able to build a most sophisticated robot which fortunately doesn't give a darn about anything tunes mission to teach music creation why it should care about humans and. this is why you should care only on the dog. a child born in the tundra is always nomadic by nature as an early age he knows that life is perpetual motion. for nine months every year and its children are taken from their homes in the tundra to special boarding schools and each time all they want is to go home again as soon as they can. some can't wait for the holidays and head for the tundra. that at t

find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike's cancer the no holds barred look at the global financial headlines conjure reports. hello welcome to this edition of sophie and co so. egypt at the crossroads again with thousands and the streets to protest out single handed morsi the president only elected a year ago people are being killed or wounded hundreds arrested us day muslim brotherhood announced they will fight to read. state their deposed leader what are the chances for egypt to find. what needs to spill for the sake of democracy. egypt is in turmoil once more division and economic disaster the military has its hands back on the reins of power after bringing down a democratically elected president yes the international community shrugs his shoulders as the fruit of egypt's young democracy is eaten by the army mohamed morsi is president no more a year of poor performance opens the door to change and further deepens polarized politics in egypt but it wasn't all morsi is fault the ghosts of dictatorship really haunts the valley of the kings the muslim brotherhoo

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mutual support can help to advance goals as different as both the development goals for also the original global economy ones and financial regulation and so on and also through the help of areas that touch on how successful our international global and financial system can be for everybody. thank you. [applause] >> thank you so much caroline. just a breathtaking presentation of the scope of g20's work and her responsibilities which are fast and it's hard to see how one human being can cover all that ground. we are going to talk more -- that's true, you do have help. we are proud of what we do for sherpa's. caroline has time for a think a few questions so if you do have a question please wait for the microphone that i think are floating and please identify yourself and please make the question short. down there i see. and if you can say who you are as you ask a question. >> my name is anna and i'm here with reuters and i was wondering if you could speak a bit about some of the issues that are likely to come up with the next g20 meetings and especially fed policy. how you will respond to some of the conc

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in the intestinal tract of america's finance would be liquefied and it would be expelled by the global economy as a whole the oil market is saying you. yes yes we believe that this is inflationary we don't believe the pepto bismo talk of ben bernanke so called warming at the time that they wrote this west texas intermediate w t i have declined to one hundred five dollars from one hundred nine so they're saying look this is proof that ben bernanke is going to take care of the inflationary threat but of course if you look at this three month chart of w t i i think we should rename it w t f one. because this is the price it has been rising obviously partly because of the ever increasing money supply growth but also because of the constant you know controlling the fear the fear that there's going to be another war another war we increase profits for friends in saudi arabia our friends in cutter our friends in kuwait our friends in dubai you make a good point that the only time america or any country by the measure is indebted to the extent that america is in debt now sixteen seventeen trillion dol