Harvard's Rogoff Says Odds of U.S. Recession Are Normal

Harvard's Rogoff Says Odds of U.S. Recession Are Normal

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The video discusses the fragility of the global economy, highlighting risks in China, Europe, and emerging markets. It examines the US economic outlook, noting political uncertainties and potential recession risks. The impact of trade wars, particularly between the US and China, is analyzed, with concerns about long-term growth. The limitations of fiscal policy and the Federal Reserve's tools in addressing future recessions are also explored.

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

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What is one of the main concerns about the global economy compared to the US economy?

The US economy is more fragile than the global economy.

China's growth is accelerating rapidly.

Emerging markets are experiencing a systemic crisis.

The global economy is more fragile than the US economy.

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What is a significant factor contributing to political uncertainty in the US?

The absence of any political volatility.

Differences within and between political parties.

The clear policy direction of both parties.

The lack of differences between political parties.

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How might the 2020 election impact economic policies in the US?

It will ensure a continuation of current policies regardless of the winner.

It could lead to a radical shift even with a moderate candidate.

It will stabilize the political landscape completely.

It will have no impact on economic policies.

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What is a potential long-term consequence of the US-China trade war?

Increased global economic growth.

Significantly lower long-term growth.

Immediate resolution of all trade disputes.

Strengthened global economic ties.

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What is a limitation of the Federal Reserve in addressing future recessions?

Complete control over fiscal policy.

Unlimited policy options.

The ability to implement negative interest rates.

Limited tools and policy options.