we don't work for free for decoration, because in the end we have to pay the salaries, the university of economics has to run its own economy, we don't get a single rial of government aid, and the economic cycle of the university should be a complete economic cycle, so you run away from any job you do, and go to you are pursuing a meaningful work, what you said was not sarcasm i'm not saying it to other places now, it's not sarcasm, but the fact is that when you come out of the government, you have to pay 50,000 people, this becomes meaningful, and in this situation, but now, for example, in sheila, food is a serious issue for us. in agriculture, in fisheries, in the discussion of energy, in all of these, we have professional work, even for example , we go to power plant construction, we actually participate in tenders , we go to guarantee like the private sector, all these events are real events. share in fact even the city of that thing that stands as force human resources and the cost of human resources should be balanced in some way. the goal of all universities is not to work, but only to pay

nobel prize for economics and was an advisor to margaret thatcher and ronald reagan, who presented him with the presidential medal of freedom in 1988. he was a lecturer at the university of economic -- lecturer in economics at the university of southern california. he will join us to discuss the book. watch books that shaped america, including "free to choose," monday at 9:00 eastern live on c-span, our free video app, or online at c-span.org. the short to scan the qr code to listen to our companion for -- feature just -- be sure to scan the qr code to listen to our companion. >> next on "after words," greg lukianoff argues that the right to free speech is being threatened by cancel culture. he is interviewed by "reason" magazine's matt welch. "after words" is a program featuring guest hosts, interviewing top nonfiction authors about their latest work. >> it has been five years since you cowrote "the coddling of the american mind." since then, there has been quite a number of books toe

the bulk of the personnel for belstat has been preparing belarusian for 70 years. the university of economicstment annually provides the country with about twenty new specialists. in addition, bgu trains specialists in demography and cartographers. but getting an education is only the beginning of a belstat employee’s career. its employees constantly improve their skills at the academy of management under the president, bsuu at seminars. if you look at the requirements for specialists of the statistics committee, it becomes clear that lazy people have nothing to do there. the applicant should have higher. economic education, he must know foreign languages ​​and be able to work with modern information technologies. believe the numbers, they don’t know how to lie, leave sarcastic arguments about the average temperature in the hospital. the average salary in belarus is calculated in the same way as in all countries of the world, and when considering the profession of statistics for the future, not everyone is able to give a voice to numbers. i'm marina karaman, and we've discussed how belarusian

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engineer, graduated from the radio engineering university, went to work at the enterprise, of course, the youngest grandson, studies at the university of economics, a schoolgirl, ivan vasilyevich, well, it’s clear that you are a person. and yet, how do you like to spend your free time? i like to go hunting, i like to keep bees, i like to read, i like to work, shear, saw, what with your own hands, something more on wood, ivan vasilyevich, our program is called the meaning of life, for you what is the meaning of life, probably, people should benefit the state and, of course, family and friends, be in demand among friends and family. this was the meaning of ivan dyrman's life. lack of discipline is failure, failure is war, it all starts with the economy, the same goes for international politics , for some it may seem strange that while the whole world is in the fires of military conflicts, the president is talking not about war, but about economics, but he is doing this precisely in order to stop the war, with regards to exports, which lukashenko personally has done in recent years, that is, after the sanctions, he agreed with putin that he would o

the idea was cooked up at the university of chicago economics department, that they would bring sponsor groups to study at the university of chicago economics department precisely because it was so conservative. in the 1950's it was seen as really outside the mainstream of american economic discourse because the united states was still in the grip of keynesian economics. chicago was different. they eventually brought hundreds of latin american students to study under friedman and his colleagues. that had a tremendous impact on the politics of latin america. there were a series of military coups in the 1970's and teams of economists were ready to work with so they formed an alliance or partnership with the military and trained economists. >> naomi klein, part of her critique was about chicago school of economics. what will we get from the book? >> i do not want to appear to be a milton friedman fan, but i think it is possible to take a different view and i will briefly makehe argument. in latin america, china, india, as they have moved to a free market economy, they have greatly increase

i prefer to work, but i had such a practice in my life, i taught at the university of economics for 2bics and just aerobics. masha, i’ll digress for a second, please cut the dill, while i add salt and pepper to our minced meat. yes. yes, with children it’s one thing, that is, but you work and conduct classes in a playful way with children, with older age, that is, it already starts from 17 years older, this is a completely different story in the sense that there conscious people, that is yes, there are some nuances with children, but it’s a little easier to work with adults, that is, you gave some instructions, they go and do it, but somewhere something doesn’t work out, and i, as a coach, am already correcting it all, yes i was of course, there is one difficulty in my practice, that is, i am apparently not very tall, but when it was necessary to, say, insure some elements, here, of course, i needed help, because as a rule, girls are much taller than me, and the elements are complex and we need professional insurance, but we managed it this situation, without injuries, without any pre

engineer, he graduated from radio engineering university, went to work at a company, of course, the youngest grandson is studying at the university of economicss clear that you are a busy person, and yet, how do you like to spend your free time? i like to go hunting. i like to work with bees, i like to read, i like to work, trim, saw , that with my own hands i can do more on wood, and something on wood, ivan vasilyevich, our program is called the meaning of life, for you, what is the meaning of life? probably, to benefit people, to benefit the state, and of course, to family and friends, to be... in demand among friends and family, this was the meaning of ivan dyrman’s life. live news, elizaveta lokotko is with you, hello, in this episode.

of economics which is good economics. my hope is a practice goodce economics. it is what the social universe is made out of. so if the physical universe is made out of math comes in the social universe is made out of economics. people to incentives and responsive responded to concerns all the way down. it is essential i think to understand how the world works. >> host: something you write in your newest book, "strangers with candy: observations from the ordinary business of life", nostalgia for the good old days puzzles me because they were horrible tragic the google days were terrible. life for our ancestors, usually solitary, poor, nasty, brutish and short. now it is exactly the opposite all of these things. used to be solitary and that maybe you met the people in your tribe or your family and i was it. today were connected with people around the world. they used to be poor, per capita in modern dollars was roughly $3-$5 a day for almost all of history. now it's ten now it's ten to 100 times that. life used to be nasty. now life is much, much, much cleaner. if you've ever bathed, in fact, then you done som

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joining us now from london, his aisle when said he is the soul of his wife, professor of economics, of the hebrew university of jerusalem. and also a professor of economics at lancaster university in the u. k. professor, thank you so much for joining us today on counting the costs. and it's now the queue for happy with me. thanks. thank you for being with us. well, it's been now over a month and a half since this will began. and if we look at some of the numbers up to 360000 reserve as could be pulled up. i mean, just that is something like what? 8 percent of the what falls, 200000 people are already now solving. can you talk us through the impacts that we've seen so far on, on businesses and the economy more broadly? now the situation is not good, but i would say it's not as prim as you described it. indeed, a war is very costly, both in terms of human life and in terms of matter, in terms of economics. and the, the, the war is expected to cost is right. and economy something like about the $200.00 b and check with that's the estimate for the entire event for the entire war. uh, this is not the major. this

we carry out something such as consulting platforms on the field of different universities, recently the bylus state university of economics today, at the end of october, the president held meetings on improving the planning system for strategic projects, strictly. specifically, special attention to the implementation of developments in the real sector of the economy, well, that’s natural, right? well, that is , no one needs radio research, why don’t all developments reach production, so in your opinion, what should we do about it? yes, a good question, well, actually it includes two, the first concerns strategic projects, the second, all the rest, in fact, why are they not being implemented, this is essentially just not about projects at all, what regarding strategic projects, the head of state raised this topic back in march of this year, which means i will say that, well , my, my subjective, feeling that the head of state correctly pointed out the missing link in the development management system in the country, that whole list the projects i was talking about, it mainly concerns projects that are born, well , in quotat

however, the main assistance to ukraine, as they found out at the khil university of world economics,not in the form of arms supplies or humanitarian support, but directly in money, from january last year to august this year, departure kiev next year, which includes doubling aid to ukraine, has been suspended for now. us government. believed that the ukrainian conflict would finally weaken russia, firstly, it did not succeed, i remind you of the chinese-russian russia about the development of brix, the higher percentage economic growth of russia compared to us. secondly, continued financial support is inhumane because it means helping ukraine. in kiev, feeling the fatigue of western sponsors from financing futile counter-offensives, they decided to beg for money in a different way, for social needs and salaries for social workers. complaining that ukraine's budget deficit next year is $43 billion. well, this money, of course , is stolen, that is, there is no control here. literally 3 years ago, the state budget allocated a little more than a billion hryvnia for the maintenance of the

her brother was a leading member of the chicago school of economics in the pt-world war ii period at the universitychicago. she herself was an economic student at chicago when ey would also be graduate student there. they were students of frank knight at the time was a free market oriented economist, and i think that her role wasn't significant in milton friedman's work and technical economics. she was more involved in the later work in public policy and books such as you mentioned free to choose, capitalism and freedom and other works later after he retired. >> let's hear from some of the viewers before we continue looking at free to choose. this is tim and pearl city hawaii. you are on c-span. great discussion. did milton freeman have any thoughts about the constitutional amendment or how did he think about deficit spending during wartime or national crises. did he have any thoughts on that? his thinking in this area might surprise you. during wartime i would say who therules that might generally ay should be evaluated on a case-by-case basis, so i wouldn't say that he would oppose deficit spendi

prize for economics and was an advisor to british prime minister margaret thatcher and president ronald reagan presented with the medal of freedom in 1980. lecture of economics at universitycalifornia santa barbara and also of milton friedman ah biography will join us on the program to discuss the book. watch "books that shaped america" featuring free to choose a night light at 9 p.m. easton

god michael is professor of economics at city university of london. like all this war, we just said that number is costing is really a quarter of a $1000000000.00 a day, slightly in excess of that. why does this war come with a higher price tag for his real than previous wars? it has wage. we're thinking for instance, of the 2611 on oh, hello. so 1st of all, the number of from cause these, i think is probably the worst case scenario. yes, the direct costs are, are likely to be about $20000000000.00 over the course of this year. and next of which about the 1000000000 is direct defense expenditure, which is more than covered by the us in package that we've received. the $14000000000.00, much of the risk will be used to support the $200000.00 to us of williams currently displaced. once the government gets actually gather and um and then rebuilding the 22000 villages destroyed to the initial attack. of course none of that can actually happen. so that's probably sometime late next year because no is going to increase the live alongside the go because the s

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and lecturer of economics at the university ofcalifornia and author of milton fried man a bio. "free to choose" live on monday c-span and online at c-span. org. scan the code to listen to our companion podcasts and learn more about the book's feature. c-span now is a free mobile app featuring unfiltered view of what is happening in washington. keep up with the day's floor proceedings and hearings from u.s. congress, white house events, the courts, campaigns and more from the world of politics all at your fingertips and ""washington journal" and scheduling for c-span network and c-span radio. c-spannow is available at apple store and google play. c-spannow your front row seat to washington, any time, anywhere. king charles iii opened parliament and priority this was the first king's speech in more than 70 years since it was delivered by king george vi. he gave the queen speech on behalf of his mother when he was a prince. king charles iii: please be seated. [indiscernible] [indiscernible chatter] >> my lord and members of the house of commons. king charles iii: it is mindful of

of economics. there's good economics. my hope is that i practice good economics. it is what the social universe made out of. so if the physical is made out of mass, then the social is made out of economics. it's people responding to incentives in response to their constraints all the way down. it is essential, i think, to understanding the world works is something that you write. your newest book, strangers with candy observations from the ordinary business of life nostalgia. the good old days puzzles me because they were horrible. yeah, the good old days were terrible life for our ancestors. borrow from thomas hobbes used to be solitary poor, nasty, brutish and now it is exactly opposite of all of these things. used to be solitary in that maybe you met the people in your or your family and that was it. today we're connected with people around the world. it used to be poor per capita in modern dollars was roughly to $5 a day for almost all of history. now it's 10 to 100 times that life used to be nasty. and now life is is much, much, much cleaner if you've ever bathed. in fact, you you've done something regu

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haidi: joining us as a professor of economics at the university of michigan she was a chief economist at the department of later and has served on's president obama's's council of economic advisor. the policy will remain restrictive, the market seems to think that the. fed is done for this cycle. is the market over optimistic here? >> i would not say that they are over optimistic but i do think that there is a lot of uncertainty out there. there were some things that i think they pointed to that suggested that we may see rate increases in the future and they think it might be very hard to get all the way to 2% without any further rate increases. they also said we are not even talking about cutting rates at this point. that is on the hawkish side. on the dovish side. i think what he said was that we are seeing really a strong economy and we are seeing strong economic growth and while potential is 2%, our potential growth they see in the long run is being 2%, they believe there is some catch up potential growth going on here which is what is allowing us to grow below potential even thou

out of him, at 53 he not only managed to play football, but graduated from a couple of universities, taught economicsundreds of author's columns in the argentine media, but his finest hour came with his appearance on television, sharp, uncompromising assessments, and even seasoned with obscene language from the eccentric, quickly won the hearts of the argentines, but that's okay, javier meley does not hide the fact that he gave lessons in tantric sex , to put it simply, it’s eastern the path to the sublime, through sex, preferably, more often than my partners, so fresh, some types of tantric sex, however , involve copulation with corpses in a cemetery in order to overcome the fear of death. and another important technique of tantric sex is the man’s retention of sperm, as if to inseminate himself, so that it circulates in your body, adding energy. javier meley boasts that he cums once every 3 months, that is, he is a tantric fellow. and this despite the fact that the elected president of argentina is now, well, almost on his honeymoon, with in summer. in a relationship with fatima flores, a former da

however, the main assistance to ukraine, as found out at the hill university of world economics, comeson, and not in the form of arms supplies or humanitarian support, but directly in money. since last january. until august of the current departure , kiev received 81 billion dollars in transfers, as for european countries separately, here the main donor is germany, which also seems to be tired of this role, discussion of the draft budget for next year, which included doubling aid to ukraine , was suspended for now, the us government believed that the ukrainian conflict would completely weaken russia, firstly, this failed, i remind you... about the chinese-russian alliance , brix development, higher percentage economic growth of russia compared to us, secondly, continued financial support is inhumane, because it means accepting thousands and thousands more deaths, injuries and destruction, while from our government has neither a word nor an initiative about a ceasefire about peace, and this is the only thing that can really help ukraine, in kiev, feeling the fatigue of western sponsors

now propose to include zaev of the department of world economics and management in our conversation foreign economic activities of moscow state universitysor, doctor of economic sciences, vladimir sergeevich. osipova, we are glad to welcome you, hello, latvia’s position is something like this, we prohibit sanctions, in general yes, but no, look, grindeks company, they just reported that 25% of the revenue comes from russia, listen, who is from... from such a piece, yes no one will refuse, he correctly says that we are neighbors, we need to trade with neighbors, moreover, even if the government prohibits this trade, trade will still go on, why? the thing is the fact that no one really needs latvian goods, for example, in canada or there, i don’t know, in france or even closer in germany, so they have no other option how to trade with russia, and what would happen to latvia if everything well, they have imposed a complete embargo; they no longer trade with russia. these are conversations, no one will ever decide to completely, forever and completely 100% completely, completely, completely ban all operations in general, no one will dare to

a lecturer of economics at university of california, santa barbara and author of "milton friedman, a biography" will join us. watch "books that shaped america," free to choose" on c-span now, our free mobile video app or online at c-span.org. scan the q.r. code to listen to our companion podcast to learn more about the authors of the book featured. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. funded by these television companies and more, including comcast. >> you think this is just a community center? no, it's way more than that. comcast is partnerinwith several community centers so children of low income families can g what they need to be ready for anhing. comcast supports c-span along with these other providers giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> dr. anthony fauci joins ms. greenfield at a symposium in washington, d.c., the state department's global health and diplomacy and the council on foreign relations co-hosts this event. >> good morning. >> good morning. thank you. well, welcome today to today's symposium on global health security in the 21st century. we're ple

who find themselves inside a university of serious scientific fundamental research, they can go in this direction. timur lazovich alibaev, rector of knit, candidate of economic at the university, he headed the administration of the aircraft manufacturing district of kazan, where all aircraft production is concentrated, so he is well acquainted with aviation. korea gives wings to every young person. our motto is: universities have wings for life, but what are wings? this knowledge, first of all, is an excellent condition for us to engage in sports, creativity at a university, to find true friends for life, and maybe even a life partner, although in our country, well, at one time they said that in some girls act in order to find a good husband, because that 70 % of us are still men, only 30% are women studying, so we invite girls too, they are wonderful, educated, well-mannered, very purposeful life partners here, many educational projects, scientific research and technical developments of the university have become possible. .. largely thanks to participation in the priority 2030 program of the national project science universities of the ministry of science

bill black is an associate professor of economics and law at the university of missouri at kansas city where he teaches white collar crime, public finance, anti trust law and economics, as well as latin american development. he's a former executive director of the institute for fraud prevention. he has taught at the lyndon b johnson school of public affairs at the university of texas at austin as well as at santa clara university. the professor black was litigation director at the federal home loan bank board, deputy director of the savings and loan oversight body. the f s l i see general counsel of the federal home loan bank of san francisco, and senior deputy chief council of the office of thrift supervision. he's the author of many books and his book, the best way to rob a bank is to own one, which was published in 2005 is considered to be a classic in the genre. professor black, welcome back to the show. we're happy to have you. you have been a leading voice for smart banking regulation for decades. indeed, you were the person who exposed one of the biggest governmental scandals si

naturally, the government will have everything necessary for each of us to feel like an element of a universal economicknow two banks whose work has led to the fact that we see concrete results in industry, the first rosselkhozbank, and if you look, the pace of the agricultural industry is fantastic, now there is a very difficult military situation there -industrial complexes are almost all industrial bank, which fulfills its task, brilliant , i know the third systemically important bank, yes, this is sberbank, which carries a gigantic amount of work, the population is happy, happy, the highest level of services, i know, vtb, which brilliantly copes with the assigned tasks, takes, legs, including the industry , helps, these are banks, they work, they are systemically important, there is a bank that works as a development institution, this is the web. what does the cdc do? well, i just want to understand that now the country is at war, it’s hard in the country. here we see specific success associated with specific banks. and i can join you in what these people are doing, because i know a huge number of

among the foreign students of ferdowsi university of mashhad, there are afghans, and due to the economic problems of these students, the authorities of this university approved discounts for the tuition fees of these students, considering the problems that the truth of our dear ones in afghanistan, we have received an approval from the university trustees, which in fact, regarding the tuition fees of afghan students, they have approved very good discounts for the university for our afghan students , and naturally ferdowsi university of mashhad is the second beneficiary this year. it is the best university in the country, where 1800 foreign students are currently studying at all levels . afghanistan's export of more than 250 million dollars in this year's mehr afghanistan in this year's mehr also more than 798 million dollars has entered afghanistan's national statistics and information administration announced: afghanistan's exports at the same time last year were more than 20 million dollars. according to the announcement of this department, most of the exports during this period were m

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