WGS17 Sessions: The Rise & Fall of Global Economic Governance

Professor Joseph Stiglitz, Nobel Laureate in Economics & Professor at Columbia University converses with Naser Al-Tibi from Al-Arabiya News on the rise and fall of global economic governance.

[wghost]

First of all I'd like to say long live His Highness Sheikh Mohammad Bin Rashid for opening up these discussion sessions and allowing such #real conversations to take place .
I agree on everything been said and i understand that every country is surrounded by it's own circumstances and every situation requires a different solution and yes it is correct that there's always a right way and a wrong way of doing the same thing, what's been said apply on where i live, but the problem out here is cultural more than political, because even if the job opportunities are available on equal bases the progress remains very slow, it's a cultural matter, on the other hand politicians do #know the solutions but they don't want to take a real step towards it and that is also referred to the cultural structure of this society, therefore i don't consider myself a part or a member of this society and that i would like to make very clear . and i won't forget to mention global political figures who reveals the truth only after they retire not while they're still in office :D
The bottom line is not these governments and not these generations are to make that change, They're Deaf, Blind and Greedy by choice . So i came to the conclusion of standing my own ground as an individual and i shall not allow any interceptions in my life, if they want to be like that I'm going to be like this, sometimes only fire can fight fire .

[kennyii]

on the other side it is dept that keeps the monetary system alive... unfortunately