The World Economy: Through the eyes of Raghuram G. Rajan

On May 13, 2016, Chicago Booth hosted an intimate breakfast at the London campus with a conversation with Raghuram G Rajan moderated by the Economic Editor of the Financial Times, Chris Giles. The event focused on "India's path to growth and Raghuram Rajan's views on the world economy".

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  • @ramjiYahoo
    @ramjiYahoo8 жыл бұрын

    The point on spending or spending on infrastructure is very true. In Indira Gandhi period money was spent on agriculture without proper care and almost negative NPV effect and has spoiled agriculture industry. I find easy to file Income tax return easier in India than in USA

  • @prasanthkumarkrishnan7356
    @prasanthkumarkrishnan7356 Жыл бұрын

    Just now a Blue -Violet Star , I 'm seeing him for The first Time .

  • @YarlagaddaUmeshRam
    @YarlagaddaUmeshRam8 жыл бұрын

    audio is very low.

  • @uawsux
    @uawsux6 жыл бұрын

    They had the prices they add the stock market they drive up everything so that when there is a 30% decrease their back to where it all to be anyway

  • @veeraduraiveeradurai7809
    @veeraduraiveeradurai78092 жыл бұрын

    What is food in GDP

  • @khemrajkubal1217
    @khemrajkubal12178 жыл бұрын

    what is he writing?

  • @harirayamohammedbinishana479
    @harirayamohammedbinishana4793 жыл бұрын

    Story answer find...

  • @ii-wi5ub
    @ii-wi5ub5 жыл бұрын

    What was the wisdom in allowing large bank loans to jewellery and diamond dealers who had all the assets and business in foreign countries and no investment and tangible assets or growth of investment or creation of employment potential or transfer of professional skills whatsoever in India. The focus on these loans was only because that they paid the highest percentage of commission to the UPA high command.

  • @aishikgupta
    @aishikgupta8 жыл бұрын

    so why the hell do you need a gdp oriented metric ???

  • @aishikgupta

    @aishikgupta

    8 жыл бұрын

    +Aishwarya gangavaram This question is thousand times better than any question that you perceive to be good. Moreover I don't ask this question, many many and many economists with ideas radical to the status quo ask this. ..I am just voicing their concern. May be you are still not aware of them. You are probably not well versed in Economics... not conventional , institutionalised economics taught in classrooms but renegade economics.

  • @aishikgupta

    @aishikgupta

    8 жыл бұрын

    +Aishwarya gangavaram This question is thousand times better than any question that you perceive to be good. Moreover I don't ask this question, many many and many economists with ideas radical to the status quo ask this. ..I am just voicing their concern. May be you are still not aware of them. You are probably not well versed in Economics... not conventional , institutionalised economics taught in classrooms but renegade economics.

  • @aishwaryagangavaram3706

    @aishwaryagangavaram3706

    8 жыл бұрын

    +Aishik Gupta whoo...I have a PhD from Harvard .I certainly know more than you think I know Sir...I certainly believe that GDP metric is far superior than a GPI metric .What according to you is better?I have done my research on metrics for my masters so I'm genuinely interested to know what u think !

  • @aishikgupta

    @aishikgupta

    8 жыл бұрын

    +Aishwarya gangavaram With due respect mam. I may not have any degree in Economics at all like you and definitely not from prestigious institutions like Harvard University but I don't need to have because in 2016 , highest quality information has already been democratized thanks to the internet... the internet has enabled and is enabling a socioeconomic revolution unprecedented in human history. I have independently studied nothing but economics for the last 10 years. I started studying in my UG college reading works of Amartya sen - Identity and Violence, Idea of Justice . I have independently studied even Marx. Did Marx, a towering figure among radicalists study conventional economics in a classroom. Did Srinivasa Ramanujan, a big name in Mathematics have any degree from any college in India, forget about prestigious college , in Mathematics. So with due respect, I know my economics v v v well. Much better than many people inside the parliament house of the country without having any degree. I have independently viewed several lecture series of London School of Economics and Politics without going to London at all but simply by sitting in front of KZread because all lectures are completely open source in KZread. We are NOW in the middle of a global economic revolution unprecedented in human history and this system will not be so before I reach my dad's age. But post 2008, so many economists including raguram rajan have spoken about Marx. I have very recently, last Sunday attended the AITUC meet in Bangalore. I was invited by the District Secretary of AITUC and Communist Party of India, Bangalore Chapter who himself has studied from a prestigious institution like Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Mumbai. Why was Aishik Gupta invited who doesn't even have any degree??? Because I shared my independent research work and insights with him. He got highly impressed and i got the invitation. and I am presently a member of the support team of India's first Trade Union in India for white collar Knowledge workers in Indian IT Industry named Forum For IT Employees. You can Google it. And you can even ask the president of the organization about my contributions. I don't just read economic theory but I even want to practicalise it. I am also an active member of The Zeitgeist Movement and The Venus Project, India Chapter. In 2016 it is the INTERNET that is the best academic institution...all MIT classroom lectures are completely open source in KZread. Just check once. Just like Gutenbergs Printing Press led to the European Renaissance, Internet is revolutionizing everything changing society and economy at an unfathomable pace. You can even check my Facebook posts. The INTERNET has even changed the face of Global Trade and commerce. I have v recently started an online marketing business without any investment. So world is changing v v v rapidly This first and foremost requires behavioural change which is the most difficult. It requires flexibility and adaptability and maybe even creative, radical thinking. And that is v v difficult for most people.

  • @aishwaryagangavaram3706

    @aishwaryagangavaram3706

    8 жыл бұрын

    +Aishik Gupta dude ...seriously y r u telling me all this ?i was serious when I asked what u were thinking about GDP vs GPI metric...

  • @abhinavjauhar2900
    @abhinavjauhar29006 жыл бұрын

    Dear Sir, can u please enlighten us on the case of pnb nirav modi scam. I hope you know about it, as u were the Rbi governor at that time and it was a big amount to be loaned through LOU. I hope that person of your esteemed calibre can enlighten us that our people are working as top level advisors in IMF and other foreign banks and organisations and common people tax money is still looted in a very casual way. I m not blaming u , but do give your opinion and advice, will enlighten atleast one person.

  • @ii-wi5ub

    @ii-wi5ub

    5 жыл бұрын

    Dr Raghuram Rajan was surely the RBI Governor during the UPA-2. regime but he was strictly forbidden from looking and speaking anything on the fraud bank loans subject which was being handled by Mrs Sonia Gandhi as the Congress High Command in the UPA Government.

  • @harirayamohammedbinishana479
    @harirayamohammedbinishana4793 жыл бұрын

    Unga Arudthathi batachariya drama criminal

  • @keshavabhat8695
    @keshavabhat86957 жыл бұрын

    This man initiates conversation with no direction to the subject matter in the interview .This man has no vision and no good for any economy. This man is a wasting time on everybody's time.