Stiglitz: Trump 'Not Normal' to Have as President

The transcript discusses the implications of Trump's presidency, focusing on his cabinet's influence, the rhetoric used, and the potential global economic impacts. It highlights the importance of international rule of law, the role of institutions like the IMF and WTO, and the challenges of inequality and globalization. The conversation also touches on the need for a balanced economic approach and the potential consequences of protectionist policies.

What are the differing views on globalization presented in the discussion?

What is the significance of the phrase 'fascism Lite' in the context of the conversation?

In what ways do the speakers suggest addressing inequality?

What are the potential challenges faced by emerging markets as discussed?