Davos 2017: Day Three at the World Economic Forum

The transcript discusses the UK's leadership role in economic change, the implications of Brexit on the economy, and potential business shifts if the UK becomes inward-looking. It also analyzes Trump's economic policies and the challenges in achieving policy consistency and trust.

What is the UK's new leadership role in the global economy?

• Advocate for isolationism

• Strongest advocate for free markets and trade

• Leader in environmental policies

• Promoter of digital currencies

What is a potential risk if the UK becomes inward-looking?

• Increase in tourism

• More foreign investments

• Higher education rates

• Businesses leaving London for other cities

Which cities might businesses move to if they leave London?

• Paris, Madrid, Frankfurt, or Berlin

• New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, or Miami

• Tokyo, Seoul, Beijing, or Shanghai

• Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, or Perth

What are some of the economic policies the American President-elect is focusing on?

• Increasing tariffs and trade barriers

• Spending on infrastructure and lowering tax rates

• Reducing military spending

• Promoting renewable energy

What is necessary for the American President-elect to establish with the people?

• A new healthcare system

• A global alliance

• A consistency of policy and trust

• A new currency