he is a professor of economics at the university of economics and business. thank you very much for joining us here on counting the cost across this has been described as a demographic catastrophe. can you just put into context how logic problem this is? but thank you very much for having me. um i would say to moderate below for the moderate population decline. it's not so much as i need to know. many problem that many mentioned isms that can compensate for those activities. for example, if a educational population investments in technology such as labels saving technologies, automation, industrial robots and so on. and the country can also increase legal for about this invasion rates of the men and of old over cuz. and sometimes it can also come is a to some degree by heavy immigration expenses, very low facility rates quite for a long period of time. coupled with outlook migration, particularly as many education individuals that can really both seem to cannot be a problem. so i copy of this, i'm confused about that face executive this um yeah, compensation

he is a professor of economics at the university of economics and business. thank you very much for joining us here on counting the cost across this has been described as a demographic catastrophe. can you just put into context how logic problem this is? but thank you very much for having me. um, i would say that for moderate below 50 and then what the range population decline. it's not so much as i need to know many problem down many mechanisms that can compensate for those activities. for example, if a educational population investments in technology such as labels saving technologies, automation, industrial robots and so on. and the country can also increase labor force participation rates of women and the old over cuz and sometimes this can also compensate to some degree by heavy immigration. this is a very low facility rates quite for a long period of time. coupled with outlook migration, particularly young man, indicated to individuals that can really both simply cannot make problems like copying this. i'm come, business development phase. looks like th

of economic security. tatyana gorayeva, head of the department of economic security, belarusian state university. guests, good evening. andrey mikhailovich, please accept our congratulations. with your appointment as first deputy minister of economy of our country, we know that last week the head of state agreed to your appointment, but the bureaucratic nuances were settled only this week, so we wish you success in defending your interests our country, including in the field of economic security. thank you dear experts, let’s first explain to our viewers what economic security is and how it is assessed. i would consider it necessary to name the term economic security and give it an interpretation, as set out in the new edition of the concept of national security, which has been worked out over the past year and a half and thoroughly revised. so, economic security is the state of protection of sectors of the economy from the impact of threats that impede sustainable socio-economic development in our country. a simple, seemingly extremely understandable interpretation, nevertheless, a little is nee

this is my second time in khatyn, and the first time i came with our university of economics on an excursionys could hold back their tears, because talking calmly about such things is very difficult. we, when we are present here, this is painful the feeling of this tragedy , tears welling up at... there are no analogues to such a memorial in the world, the flow of people here today did not stop, they came in families and groups, time itself dictated to confront those who today give history, promote the ideals of nazism and intolerance. neo-nazism has come to western europe, not so long ago we received a letter from the council of europe that sanctions against our television and radio company were being extended and the main reproach they were reproaching us was that we were labeling ourselves neo-nazism. on the ukrainian authorities, almost on the same day, the authorities of nikopol ukrainian decide to name the street in honor of the holocaust participant, nazi collaborator dichenko. a few days later, the authorities of the ternopil region of ukraine awarded a member of the ss galician divi

yes, i had such a practice in my life, i taught at the university of economics for 2 years, taught sportsss for a second, please cut the dill, while i add salt and pepper to our minced meat, yeah. yes, with children it’s one activity, that is, you work and conduct classes in a playful way with children, with older children, that is, it already starts from. 17 years older, this is a completely different story in the sense that people there are more conscious, that is, yes, with children there are their own nuances, but with adults it is a little easier to work, that is, you gave some kind of instruction, they go and carry it out, yes, somewhere something is not working out, and i, as a coach, am already correcting all this, but of course there was one difficulty in my practice, then i, apparently, am not very tall, but... when it was necessary, for example , to insure some elements, then of course i needed help, because as a rule, girls are much taller than me, and the elements are complex and professional insurance is needed, but we dealt with this situation without injuries, without any

of science, number and technology , is also present, and mr. mehrabani, a university lecturer in the field of educational economics and a member of the academic stafftehran university , is present . this question, mr. khatibi, please tell me the distribution interuniversity higher education budget. how are some non-governmental universities using this budget now, or are non-governmental universities free or not? basically, everything is just great for a public university in the name of allah , the most high . new year and wishes for the acceptance of obedience and worship, my dear compatriots. the budget for higher education is what is seen in the general budget of the country. it is allocated to public universities under the ministry of science , non-governmental non-profit universities, and universities that are managed by income and expenses. that is, they charge tuition fees and provide services for the tuition fees they receive , they do not have much benefit from the public budget, and we mainly budget that is approved in the industrial budget every year is explained between our universities, our research institutes and science and technology

of science, number and technology, and mr. mehrabani , a university lecturer in the field of educational economics, a member of the academic staff of tehran university, is present to serve both guests. we are in the middle of greetings , may god bless you, i want to start with mr. khatibi, and ask mr. khatibi how the higher education budget is distributed between universities, now some non-governmental universities also use this budget, or is it a non-governmental non-governmental university or not? basically just all the great funding for college. in the name of allah, the most merciful, i offer my greetings to you, mr. bozor nasab, and the respected viewers of this program. happy new year and wishing you to accept the prayers and prayers of my dear compatriots. the budget for higher education is what is seen in the general budget of the country and is reserved for public universities under the ministry of university sciences. hi non-governmental, non-profit universities that are managed in a way... cost-income means they charge tuition fees and provide services for the tuition they receive. it is explained between our universi

elvira studies at sevastopol state university, faculty of economics.in social activities, i am an assistant to the deputy chairman. chambers, i am also a former commander of the black pearl student teaching detachment. russian student teams are engaged in employing students in summer. i’ve been working on my shift since i’ve been in my twenties, and i’ve already worked more than seven shifts. in 2014, families with many children are receiving a lot of attention. there are families with many children, they constantly inform, they call, they even invite, come, here are the gifts. there is a wide coastline, we are very lucky, and one hundred square meters on the seashore, there are several beaches, we plan to invest maternal capital there, to be honest, the children, of course, dream of a three-story house, there is enough land there, we are still planning one floor. well the house should be bright, the house should be warm, the house should be filled with children's laughter, this is the most important thing. crimea is love, it is happiness, it is incred

of the faculty. economics of imam sadiq university are our guests, mr. doctor, hello , good morning, welcome, in the name of allah , the merciful, the most merciful, i am at your service and the dear viewers of khabar network . for those goals that are related to. industrial free trade zones are defined and must be realized just from this point of view, let's see the agenda . one of the goals we defined in relation to industrial free trade zones is that economic activities in those areas can be formed away from the restrictions and restrictions of the mainland. well, unfortunately , the mainland because of regulations and restrictions on various so-called acquisitions. we have faced many challenges and that is why we see reports that we do not have the right conditions due to the business situation or the ease of doing business . we defined and regions especially for the economy , to free economic employers and economic entrepreneurs from some cumbersome laws, well, this is a very good goal, and sometimes we have to separate the entrepreneur from the mai

of public policy. he received his phd in economics from the university of chicago as a renowned researcher and thought leader in health economics and policy, which impacts us today. thank you. >> thank you. chairman sanders, ranking member cassidy and members of the committee. thank you for the opportunity to testify today about drug prices and assessment of medical technologies. my name is -- lakdawalla. i'm a professor at the u.s. eight-man school of pharmacy and pharmaceutical sciences and usc price school of public policy. i'm also the director of research at the usc shafer center for health policy and economics. the opinions they offer are my own and don't represent the views of the university of southern california or shafer center. i would like to start with the story. in december of 1984, a young boy from indiana named ryan white was the most with a.i.d.s. . a result of a transfusion with infected blood. in the immediate wake of his passing in 1990, congress passed the ryan white care act ensuring affordable care for hiv a.i.d.s. patients. the value of this program was fully realized five years

professor of economics, university of tehran, in the capital id tax, deflation should be done, and what i see in the capital id tax plan is actually a tax on inflation, not a tax. it is not reasonable to include some assets in this plan and not to consider other assets. we saw the report together and reviewed the comments.

taimur rahmani, professor of economics, university of tehran. in the tax on capital gains, inflation should be created, and that is what i am doing i see in the capital id tax plan, it is actually a tax on inflation, not a tax on capital id. in addition to this issue, it does not make sense to include some assets in this plan and not to consider other assets. we saw the report together and reviewed the relevant comments. fagans and opponents of the issue that i presented to you, if you are interested , stay with us until the end of this debate, watch us on the news network . agree to tax they are for capital. mr. nasiri aghdam is against the current situation in the picture of taxes for capital, that is, the laws that are written are supposed to be implemented. in addition, god bless both guests of the program, i want to start with mr. nasiri, and basically this question is the reason for your opposition to something. what is written now as a tax for capital, in the name of god , i say hello and politely, you see, i am not against the capital ta

david bailey is professor of business economics at university of birmingham and a car industry experty expert and joins me now. let's look first role at the record but might not reckon but 20 year record set for february. what has been driving the surge in sales? ., �* ' ' what has been driving the surge in sales? ., �* " , ., sales? you're right, 19 straight months in _ sales? you're right, 19 straight months in sales _ sales? you're right, 19 straight months in sales and _ sales? you're right, 19 straight months in sales and what - sales? you're right, 19 straight months in sales and what is . sales? you're right, 19 straight- months in sales and what is driving it our fleet and business sales which account for all the growth. private demand from individual households is actually down, wheat and business in particular going for plug—in hybrids and battery electric hybrids are driven by tax breaks so thatis hybrids are driven by tax breaks so that is great for the going for the dodgers we met with poor mental —— going forward it does look positive. but as you mention in terms of batt

of economic sciences, associate professor. anna yashchuk, candidate of economic sciences, associate professor, dean of the faculty of advanced training and retraining of the institute of information technologies of the belarusian state universityf informatics and radioelectronics, member of the belarusian women's union, member of the union of women scientists of belarus, participant in the project super woman of belarus, graduated from the belarusian state economic university and graduate school. in so many roles that are assigned to a woman, you need to clearly set priorities and understand what is most important to you in the first place. of course, a modern woman will probably no longer limit herself to motherhood, another time, another century, i want fulfillment, professional activity, an active position, moving forward, but it is really very important how much - a woman must decide for herself... that being a mother is probably her direct destiny. how does the belarusian state help with this? the measures that are created, adopted, stimulate an increase in the birth rate and the desire to become a mother? of course, i want to say that in the republic of belarus, in my opinion, unprecedented measures are being taken and h

katie: that was ken rogoff, a harvard university professor of economics and conversation with david westineet week we will hear from michelle mckay cushman and wakefield ceo, that is at 6:00 p.m. eastern time. this is bloomberg. ♪ hey you, with the small business... ...whoa... you've got all kinds of bright ideas, that your customers need to know about. constant contact makes it easy. with everything from managing your social posts, and events, to email and sms marketing. constant contact delivers all the tools you need to help your business grow. get started today at constantcontact.com constant contact. helping the small stand tall. katie: it is time now for my favorite segment of the weekend that is etf friday. today we are talking about ai and robotic etf. the names capturing traction in the market, bloomberg's emily griffey always following this for yes -- is. how much staying power is in the same? >> the ai etf's ever since 2016 have had several boom. it's because usually there is one chance for to work and it dies out and even the next time the market does well the flows are quite t

to the technology laboratory production of confectionery and pasta at the donetsk national university of economicsancakes are the main dish of maslenitsa week. someone adds kefir or sour cream to the dough , a time-tested recipe, still with milk, salt 8 g, we add an egg with you, three of them are required, all this is done, a liter of milk is poured with sugar, we baked on three different ones with different types of coating and the thickness of the walls, the most beautiful... came out of the heaviest frying pan, however, from a master pancakes always turn out. the orthodox church calls the time of maslenitsa cheese week. christians of the eastern rite, that is , orthodox, at this time are already preparing for lent. meat is excluded until the holy resurrection of christ. priority is given to cheese, cottage cheese and other dairy products. pancakes are also present on the tables, but are not at all some kind of sacred symbol. this is just one of the possible dishes on the meat week menu. compatible with some heavy libations and sampling of various culinary traditions. days maslenitsa week is po

of women scientists of belarus, participant in the project super woman of belarus, graduated from belarus. state economic universityunder the president of the republic of belarus, author of more than forty scientific works, scientific interests, national economy, social policy, demography, family policy, socio-economic processes. anna , our topic today, on the one hand, is so beautiful , on the other, serious, powerful, as the president of belarus put it, how to combine so many roles for a woman and a career and... success , professional self-realization, and motherhood, and family. well, probably a woman initially ready for the fact that she cannot fulfill one role, but the president also said that a woman should first of all be a mother, in so many roles that are assigned to a woman, you need to clearly set priorities to understand what is more important to you in first of all. of course, a modern woman limits herself only to motherhood, probably no longer... wants, another time, another century, she wants fulfillment, professional activity, an active position, moving forward, but it is really very important how

as judge muller pitt is on a professor of health economics at the university of southern denmark and o'denza, his goal was to achieve shorter treatment times while improving the quality of medical treatment in general. if we look at the situation before and after, i think it's fair to say that after we get better services, higher quality, better educated, the doctors, etc. so essentially from a patient perspective, it is a considerable improvement. the only improvement that there's not included in that is that the distance to the hospice of has increased leaders that morning. head physician, go on front hunting and has surgery scheduled. and he's surrounded by the best doctors in the country because people with the most medically demanding health care issues are now treated at the super clinics from brain surgery to heart transplants . specialists from a wide range of fields come together and of course, there's a team of experts involved in every case that has big benefits for doctors and training, but above all, for danish patients. that wrap things up this time around for tomorrow

let's speak now to dr kenneth creamer, senior lecturer, school of economics and finance university ofp figures? good morning from johannesburg. south africa will be releasing its gdp figures in a few hours time and the consensus among economists in the country seems to be that they will be growth rate for 2023. properly between 0.5% and under i%. in properly between 0.5% and under 1%. in a sense this will be good news because we will have avoided a technical recession because the third quarter of last year had negative growth. as you said in your introduction, the south african economy is not performing well and on employment is high. the population growth rate is hovering at about 1%. any gdp growth rate of less than that would indicate falling gdp per capita which means we will all be slightly poorer than we were last year. be slightly poorer than we were last ear. ,, , ., , last year. suddenly a better urowth last year. suddenly a better growth rate _ last year. suddenly a better growth rate here _ last year. suddenly a better growth rate here than i last year. suddenly a better gr

guests for this edition of the program. first up, let's see who we have here, georgia romano, he is the associate professor, international relations and economics at federal university, ufabc. georgia romano, welcome to economic divide. this steep drop of the israel gdp is uh quite a shocker 1/5th uh 19.4%. it's double what was predicted and if this is the case and israel continues down its path. "the quick question becomes, how will be able to sustain this genocidal war? netanyahu has rejected the most recent truth proposal for example, and has remained defined and wants to continue this genocidal war. what do you think? well, only economy, i mean it's worth noting that i mean the economy in israel was very bad before the events of october the seconds, um, obviously this isn't going to do any any favers." "the extent of this we don't know right now, it's obviously done a huge damage already and i think there's more coming, um, i think their economy is doing beyond belief, there's not going to be much investment, there's going to be no tourism, um, and no workers apparently, so i don't know what you do with that, they've never had normal economy, if they didn't have

of the universities in each period in each financial year, at least 15% . yes, if this number is correct, in my opinion, some of our universities are higher than 15%. the ones that have economicome are dedicated and related to industry , but most of our universities are far from this number, so this is a legal requirement. my opinion , god willing, with the cooperation of legislative institutions and that those who have a small budget can help our university to have a good leap in scientific outputs. let me tell you something . regarding the investment we made in technology research, sometimes 4% of gdp and gdp came from research, this output is unparalleled in the world, that is, if you check the relationship between financial investment and research output in each of us. we did it in single. check the individual countries of the world, iran has the first rank, and i call this scientific jihad, which means that we came with an investment, the number of which i may have told you, this is the output. this is a scientific jihad that is related to the extraordinary and unique forces that we have in iran, at the student level, at the professor level, and what we call scientific a

ali nemati, an economist and a member of the faculty of the islamic economics department of ferdowsi university of mashhad, mr. dr. nemati , greetings to you. first of all, please tell me that the mechanism and solution for people to bring their capital, the same gold that was mentioned tonight, towards production with security and with due regard for risk and to preserve the value of that capital, what could be the solution and mechanism for this happening? yes, with greetings and politeness, i am at the service of his highness, the honorable guests of the program and my dear viewers first of all, i would like to say something about the noble verse that was recited about kenz in the report of the program, and i would like to return the dignity of our dear people and our martyrs. well, the punishment mentioned in this honorable verse for the slanderers is a painful punishment that i feel is not suitable for our dear people. a large part of our people go to gold, wheat and some other assets to maintain the purchasing power of their own money, and we need to understand that if we want to make a p

in some fields by a number of private universities, it seems necessary to monitor pricing or even price prescriptions by regulatory bodies. mr. hassan hassan khani , an economic expert, wherever there are traces of monopoly the competition council should enter, but since we have various universities and services in the country , there is no need for the competition council to enter the tuition fees of non-government universities . it has caused some non-governmental universities to be empty of students . this means that the universities are competitive. there is no need to enter the competition council. yes, we saw and heard the report of my colleague mohammad elhari. mr. taheri, your opinion. according to your opinion, these markets are competitive markets. well, in our law, we have that the competition market is a monopoly market. you said that entering the exclusive market is for the competition council, but you said that you do not accept the competition council. what structure do you believe in? whether they are non-profit universities, whether they are open universities , applied sciences, or the light message of all universities , i accept, not that i

ali nemati, an economist and a member of the academic staff of the islamic economics department of ferdowsi university of mashhad. mr. dr. nemati , hello to you. that tonight it was also mentioned that they should move towards production with safety and with low risk and maintaining the value of that capital. what could be the solution and mechanism for this? yes, i offer greetings and politeness to the service of his highness, respected guests of the program and dear viewers. in the report of the program, i would like to mention a point and to restore the dignity of our dear people and our martyrs. well, the punishment mentioned in this noble verse for those who do harm is a painful punishment that i feel is not suitable for our dear people , a large part of the people. in order to maintain the purchasing power of their own money , they go for gold, wheat, and some other assets, and we must understand that if we want to make a correct system, first of all , our own money, which is actually the reserve component of its own value , unfortunately, greatly we have to correct the loss, but if we want to,

in some fields by a number of private universities, monitoring pricing or even price guidelines by regulatory bodies. it seems necessary. mr. hassan hassan khani , an economic expert. wherever there is a trace of monopoly , the competition council must enter, but because it knows. we have various universities and services in the country , there is no need for the competition council to enter the tuition fees of non-government universities. mr. seyed abolhassan mousavi, professor of azad university. the student is free to go to any private university. and this has caused some non-government universities to be empty of students. this means that universities are competitive. mr. jabar kochchinejad, a member of the islamic council of iran there are many actors present in the higher education market and there is no question of monopoly and this market is completely competitive and there is no need for the competition council to enter. yes, we saw and heard the report of my colleague mohammad elhari. mr. taheri , according to your opinion, these markets are competitive markets, well , we have in the law that the competition market is a monopoly market. entering t

income, which we follow up and we will follow up that they accept the guarantee of the universities and not limit it to this economic income and from this credit for the renovation of places, for example. chances are , it will also be used in the university, no, this is just for the construction of joint dormitories for them. them the organization of the budget plan itself sees a line in the budget law for strengthening, which this year of 1402, which passed one and a half 1500 billion tomans , was allocated for this work . for example, just today we had a meeting with tejarat bank and colleagues, the necessary coordination was made for them to help. we are trying to convince them that we will do this . in the 4-year horizon, you had announced that you would attract 250 you have 1,000 foreign students on your agenda, and in the 7th plan of this assignment , you mentioned 300,000 and 20,000 foreign students. this should double your efforts to improve the quality and quantity of universities . because you came in the 7th program, yes, yes, well, until some time ago, we did not have the instructions for granting permis

of the relevant committee. by 2030 , more than a hundred modern universities, centers of scientific, technological and socio-economicuntry should be formed in russia. in the priority remains to increase the accessibility of higher education. consistently increased. the number of budget places and brought it to an unprecedented high level; we had 365.6 thousand budget places distributed in 23-24, and this made it possible, will make it possible to ensure the availability of free higher education. school education was discussed at a meeting of the education committee with minister sergei krovtsov. the dialogue with the government in this regard is always open and intense. noted the head of the profile committee olga kazakova. everything in the government questions were sent, 308 questions were, yes, 38 of them related specifically to our sphere, that is, practically. of particular concern is the operation of so-called temporary solid waste disposal facilities, the validity of which has been extended until january 2026. the committee notes that there are risks of non-compliance with the deadlines for the creation of re

of economic and political activities separately. currently , i do not have any economic activity. i am a member of the universityulty. a law tell the one left on the ground that if if you go to the parliament, you will follow it until it is implemented. it is not the duty of the parliament to implement the law, it is the duty of the governments . the duty of the legislative assembly is to monitor the good implementation of the laws. article 24 obliges the government to make the conditions predictable. the economy of the country. do you agree with the transparency of votes and gifts and letters of mps? the discussion of the transparency of the votes of the representatives should be evaluated in two hours. one of the legal articles, such as article 34 of the parliament's internal regulations, regarding credentials special as well as articles 118, 119 and 122 of the internal regulations of the parliament, which obliged the representatives to conceal their votes. there is also one regarding other hours that i completely agree with the clarification, of course , on the condition that it does not conflict with nationa

barrett rejoining us, emirates professor of ohio and california university, author of many books like conflict narratives in syria. otret, welcome back economic divide. i'd like to zoom in a announcement slash warning that the us treasury secretary janneth yell. actually issued uh against netanyahu where it's she said that uh he needs to take steps to prevent the collapse of the west bank economy. as far as i recall the us has a almost a direct hand in contributing to the uh west bank economy uh not in favor of the palestinians such as settlements, the freedom of movement, indirectly, these are financially supported by the us. so isn't the us actually responsible in some regards? yeah, i think essentially um robert. sorry uh rfk junior uh recently got it right when he described uh the the role of israel for the united states is as kind of aircraft aircraft carrier is the term that he used so the united for the united states uh i think he has this right israel is kind of permanent permanently anchored aircraft carrier uh and his purposes to to uh ensure that us foreign policies in the in the middle east are carried out uh and that us hagemony

of ohio and california university. he's author of many books uh such as the conflict narratives in syria. oliver boy barrett, welcome to economic divide. uh, taking a look at the um, i guess warning that was issued by the world bank on the dire state of the palestinian economy, uh, also on the gaza strip. both are not doing well, there isn't much hope for recuperation at this point, we're wondering how long this is going to take, because the onslot as we speak is still continuing, and uh, what do you think about the future of the occupied west bank given the fact? that you have the the aggression in the gaza strip and the violence that's uh a daily occurrence there in the occupied west bank, what one thing is absolutely for sure is that the uh gravity of the situation uh is unprecedented uh the situation is extremely uh grim uh as i think you just mentioned we've seen a fall uh in the palestinian economic activity of something like uh 80% uh in the last quarter uh we have seen a total fall off in the uh work permits that would be available for uh gasen uh workers uh in the in israel and uh we are seeing that uh on the west bank

the main part of the personnel for belstat has been trained by the belarusian state economic universityent of statistics and... they are providing the country with about twenty new specialists. in addition, bsu 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 and bsu 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 must have a higher economic education and know foreign languages. 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, well, and consider the profession of statistics for the future, not everyone is able to give a voice to the numbers. i'm marina karaman, how belarusian statis

importance of happiness and mental well—being, including in the workplace. 0ne country is doing particularly well, says nick powdthavee an economics professor at the nanyang technological universityways been top in terms of happiness report ranking. this is based on how satisfied we are with our life. we are happy with ourjob overall as well. we know that things like if you have high incomes, security, high status, good health, those are the big determinants of this happiness butjob this happiness but job satisfaction this happiness butjob satisfaction is something altogether. if you talk about job satisfaction and happiness, we know that happier workers are more productive so in that regard, what should employers be doing to encourage that environment.— be doing to encourage that environment. when we think about job — environment. when we think about job satisfaction - environment. when we think about job satisfaction we - environment. when we thinkl about job satisfaction we tend aboutjob satisfaction we tend to think about money. the higher the salary you have, the more satisfaction and satisfied you should be. that is not really the case. we actually tend to underestimate the

is not possible except with the support of the people that in this part of us, many university professors and experts in the economic field are working, besides the government that works in this part, university professors as part of their scientific and specialized organizations can . help to the government and executive officials until we can be successful in this area. the support of the authorities to give us the permits , their help, their facilities , make it a little bit easier for us , reduce the difficulties of this paperwork a little bit, and support us. it will be easier for us, the people, the work of the officials will also be easier. west azarbaijan province is one of the regions where agriculture is agricultural and animal husbandry . with the investments that the government can make on agriculture and animal husbandry, it will also create jobs and resources. the youth will excellent products too we will have agricultural and animal husbandry products that can greatly help the country's economy, the production rate will increase, we will become exporters from the state of single-responsible economies,

of the economy? former assistant treasury secretary for economic policy economist of the america first policy institute and economics professor at the university look at the polls, we can put some holes out how american real and they don't like bidenomics. they think it has failed, are they right? >> they are because if you look at how far american household budgets are going these days compared to what it was like four years ago, they they are working harder than ever get not getting anywhere near where they were before and that is because while we have seen inflation, it's not as if ice is gone down the price level so elevated compared to where was three years ago which that prices are about 10% higher than they were and what is disturbing about the most recent report that came out tonight is another month personal income went up less than inflation so once you inflation adjust, households our brother falling behind in that means they put more on credit and digging deeper into their savings accounts and that's why they are discouraged and they see they are not getting ahead. >> there's that old obama index, probably the only time i've credit

ministers of the asian dialogue forum, the meeting of the member universities of the asian dialogue forum, holding the tour guide meeting. economic cultural and direct and face-to-face communication between the ambassadors and investors of a province that we can actually form the field of our cultural, economic and social relations. god willing, let's make it wider and be able to actually benefit from it this capital of tourism is both for the benefit and for the benefit of our dear country iran . this year, from the beginning of the year to the beginning of march 1402, we had more than 30 thousand foreign tourists in the province, the largest number of which were from china and russia. to be. and some of the arab countries, definitely considering this connection with yaz province, we will see the presence of more nationalities of the asian dialogue forum in the province, and our tourism capacity in the asian area will increase a lot. according to provincial tourism officials, out of 776 accommodation centers and tourism is being exploited. and 69 units have been licensed for the purpose of attracting more than 3 million domestic

elvira studies at sevastopol state university at the faculty of economics.nvolved in social activities, i am assistant to the deputy chairman public chamber. i am also a former commander of the black pearl student teaching detachment. russian student teams are engaged in summer employment for students. i've been working as a driver since i've been in my twenties. my shift has already completed more than seven shifts. since 2014, families have been given a lot of attention to large families, there are departments for large families, they constantly inform, they call, they even invite, come, here are the gifts for the new year, or registration has begun for summer camps, children's health, for example, children they go to get healthy, children's camps , at the expense of the state, we have the right to 50% of utility bills, children have the right to free travel, we receive compensation for school uniforms once a year, we have such a good event, we received land as a large family , free use for an individual housing building, six acres on the seashore, there a

kriti: professor of economic environment at i.e. universitywe thank you so much for joining the program. plenty more ahead, stick with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ kriti: let's turn to the renewable energy sector where there were record installations of solar panels but all signs point to that continuous momentum. jenny chases a solar analyst at bloomberg nef. pleasure to have you on the program. talk to us a little bit about the solar panel demand. is there even enough to feed it all? >> what's exciting is there were 400 44 gigawatts of solar panels installed last year, which is a lot, 76% more than the year before. and over half a terawatt still this year. which is also exciting, that's also a measurable proportion of the world power. but there is a manufacturing capacity to make even more. we estimate there's enough capacity to make 1.1 terawatts of solar modules in the world in 2024. and we are expecting under 600 gigawatts. so, there is a massive oversupply of solar panels despite the fact that demand for them is growing very fast. kriti: as

of the nizhny novgorod state technical university. leaders of belarusian regions. represent their potential in the belarus pavilion, revived, modern, bright, here on a single platform of the famous legendary exhibition of national economiche first stage of the thirteenth forum of universities we decided to carry out the engineering and technological profile of the union state here... we have achieved considerable joint successes, our enterprises today are united by dozens, and maybe even hundreds of cooperation ties, thanks to various formats of interaction, by the way, i want to say that, probably, belarus is the only state with which we always find a solution to any, even the most complex issue. the first bombs fell on yugoslavia on march 24 , 1999 at 19:45 local time. no one could believe that the country may have been attacked at the end of the 20th century. what the west did was completely unacceptable; they directly started a war, essentially in the center of europe. these are the same cores from united uranium that were... it is clear to everyone that russia is not a country of gas stations, russian digital solutions can be taken to new heights, there are prospects, even more brutal, yes, ours are more brutal, th

which we will follow up and will follow up so that they accept the guarantee of the universities and do not limit it to this economic income and from this loan. for renovation at all vacant places will also be used in the university , no, this is only for the construction of allied dormitories for those who are vacant and their improvement and renovation. one and a half 1500 billion tomans have been allocated for this and the banks , mr. i have an active participation for your corrections. are you satisfied with the preparations ? for example, we had a meeting with tejarat bank and colleagues today. necessary arrangements were made for them to help. we will convince them to do this . very well, mr. doctor, based on the scientific focus of iran in the region, you had announced that the absorption of 250 thousand. you have foreign students on your agenda, and in the seventh program of this assignment , you have mentioned 320,000 foreign student recruitments. as a rule, this should double your efforts to improve the quality and quantity of universities . the seventh plan has arrived. yes, yes, well, until some time ago

university . the current expansion of prestigious universities such as columbia or because it is a space university that implements economic cooperation and inventions, when the government wants to be in any agreement with another country , universities play a role in this field, so if universities boycott israel, they actually it means taking some of your money from every israeli institution, and that's why we see that starbucks, for example, lost 12 billion dollars due to the boycott of israel. not only in the universities, which has become a rallying cry around the world. in melbourne, supporters of palestine stuck images of zionist crimes to the windows of one of the starbucks branches. in canada, people went to different zara branches and shouted their support for palestine and called for a zara boycott . the next part of the news is at 5 o'clock. in the operational areas, look for a headscarf plate or a sign of martyrs in the area of ​​beshwara alireza the form of a soldier entered the investigation. on the same side and in the same field, with the same gear and with the same hand, he went forward until he was 25 yea

the associate professor of the department is convinced of this economic policy and economic measurements of the state universityts for sending european troops to ukraine, then i think that in general this situation can only be treated as hypothetical, because it is clear that in the face of a direct clash with russia in the military sphere, western countries in general and european countries separately or together, of course they will not go, the conflict in ukraine is dragging on and quite strongly, but again indirect participation is unconditional. is recorded, but at the present time, by and large , there cannot be a direct clash between nuclear powers; in addition, well, it is even economically clear that western countries in general and europe in particular are not able, let ’s say, to finance their various expenses, even today, this is already becoming obvious, we see protests from farmers, yes, farmers are the main subsidized industry, therefore... if civil industries already lack funding, then what can we say about military sectors, therefore, theoretically , it is always necessary to consider such a po