u.b.s. george magnus joined me earlier today from our london studio where he explained why and what is going on in the emerging economies it was a fantastic interview and you're won't want to miss that check that out then in today's big deal ed harris and i discuss something pretty important to all you coffee drinkers out there the market for your morning addiction is being messed with we'll tell you all about it so let's not waste not a second sign up for the show.

u.b.s. george magnus joined me earlier today from our london studio where he explained why and what is going on in the emerging economies it was a fantastic interview and you're well want to miss that check that out then in today's big deal and harrison i've got something pretty important to all you coffee drinkers out there the market for your morning addiction is being messed with we'll tell you all about it so let's not waste not a second sign after the show. if you think this is the heads of the u.s. media today all you've probably heard about is president obama's state of the union address from last night in which the president put his priorities for twenty fourteen right out on center stage some of which included minimum wage for government workers. president also made some news in his speech on the issue of the minimum wage he approached it in a sort of lull type wrong to attack you know increasing the minimum wage that federal contractors would get an increase immediately to ten dollars and ten cents an hour president obama trying to turn the tide ahead of the midterm elections in no

on wednesday george magnus a former chief economist at u.b.s. told me an emerging market crisis has already begun we're in the process of it is what he said and as alarming as this may seem our guests over the past week have provided a hopeful message about what policymakers can do to end this and other circumstances to prevent a global crisis now first tom palli called attention right there there is called attention to the problem that being the financialization of our economy by driving out productive investment francis coppola told me however that when our economy and financial markets were in a freefall quantitative easing stabilize the global economy by putting a floor under plummeting asset prices but now she says the policy is only driving a wedge between the haves and the have nots as wages stagnate then guess larry joyal suggested that we that one way to end too big to fail i suppose and thomas pelleas financialization worries would be to bring in more serious regulatory reform and weaken the power of the bank overlords take a look. on