Saving Greece and Euro│Laurence Kotlikoff｜WKF 2015

Greece has been experiencing the worst of economic times. Its depression-level unemployment, its large, albeit wildly overstated official debt and its unmeasured, but presumed massive unofficial pension, healthcare, and other obligations mean one thing-Greece is broke. To make things worse, Greece financial system is in ruin. Badly broken things need to be fixed from the ground up. Greece needs to get its real wages, its real prices, its fiscal house, and its financial system in order. Limited Purpose Banking, endorsed by a Who’s Who of economists, can save the day. It can make Greece’s financial system the safest in the world, permit, if needed, to fully default, keep Greece in the Eurozone (and away from printing drachmas at will), and give Greece the full independence it needs to fix its fiscal system and economy. Professor Laurence Kotlikoff forecasts the future of Eurozone and global economy as a whole. In addition, he will talk about robot revolution and its impact on human workforce.

- How can Eurozone get out of low economic growth and restore its institutional system collapsed during the Eurozone financial crisis and threat of Grexit?
- What are the long term solutions for the Greek crisis?
- Could the current Eurozone system be maintained if Grexit was to become a reality?
- How realistic is the limited bank model?
- How concerned should we be about robots taking over the job of human beings?