Global Policy dialogue
Date: Monday 23 January 2012
Time: 6.30-8pm
Venue: Old Theatre, Old Building
Speakers: Jean-Michel Severino, Martin Wolf
Chair: Professor David Held
Two economic experts discuss the state of the world economy after the eurozone financial crisis.
Jean-Michel Severino is inspector general at the French Ministry of Finance.
Martin Wolf is a journalist at the Financial Times.
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Slides
A copy of Martin Wolf's PowerPoint presentation is available to download. Download: The shift and the shocks: prospects for the world economy |(pdf - should be viewed in Internet Explorer or Firefox)
A copy of Jean-Michel Severino's PowerPoint presentation is available to download. Download: Towards a slow and dirty growth? Three proposals to reverse the trend |(pdf - should be viewed in Internet Explorer or Firefox)
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