The Geopolitics of Business

When growth fails - Politics, economics and the new global order: Baroness Dambisa Moyo


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This week, Sam is taking a deep dive into global economics with Baroness Dambisa Moyo. From the importance of economic growth and the structural issues affecting it, to deglobalisation, populism and technology, the esteemed economist and author gives her appraisal of what is happening around the world and what comes next. 


Baroness Moyo and Sam also discuss how governments and businesses need to adapt to the shifting geopolitical landscape, what the opportunities are for investors and what the cuts to aid budgets could mean for Africa. 


Host: Sam Gyimah, Founder and CEO of SG& Capital Partners  


Producers: Clare Williamson and Duncan Williamson for SG& Capital Partners with SG& Co-producer Nicky Black 


Music composed by Sophie Sirota 


For listener questions or business inquiries please email [email protected], and to contact SG& Capital Partners please email [email protected].  


You can find a summary of the key points in this episode in The Geopolitics of Business Newsletter

 


Disclaimer: The content of this podcast is for informational purposes only and should not be considered or relied upon as financial, investment, legal or tax advice. While we seek to ensure the information shared is accurate and up to date at the time of release, no warranties or representations are made regarding its accuracy or completeness, and any liability therefore is expressly disclaimed.  The opinions and views expressed in this podcast are solely the participant’s own personal opinions and do not reflect the opinions of SG&. 


 

 

00:00 Introduction to Geopolitics and Economics 

02:08 The Importance of Economic Growth 

02:55 Challenges Facing Major Economies 

04:29 The Role of Capital, Labour, and Productivity 

08:31 Impact of Globalisation and Populism and Trump 

12:32 Future of Global Economic Order 

14:51 Technological Disruption and Job Market 

16:34 Investor Strategies in a Changing World 

24:42 Short-Term Tactical Changes and Global Capital Flows 

26:03 Opportunities in Different Regions 

28:15 The Future of the US Dollar and Fiat Currencies 

34:17 China's Economic and Political Landscape 

39:05 The UK's Role in the Global Economy 

41:34 Challenges for Emerging Markets and Development Finance 

45:48 The Interplay Between Politics and Economics 

48:16 Conclusion and Final Thoughts 

 

 

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