World Bank's Dr. Kim Says Obama and Trump Are 'Different' Golfers

The transcript covers a discussion on global broadband access and its impact on aspirations, emphasizing the need for private sector investment. It includes personal anecdotes about the speaker's family and golf experiences, highlighting the importance of lifelong learning and professional growth. The conversation also touches on the role of private equity in developing economies and the necessity of making global market systems work for everyone.

What is the anticipated global impact of everyone having access to broadband by 2025?

• Reduction in private sector investments

• Decrease in global population

• Higher aspirations among people

• Increased global travel

What was the speaker's mother's reaction to his presidency at the World Bank?

• She was proud and learned about the World Bank

• She was disappointed

• She was unaware of the World Bank

• She was indifferent

How does the speaker describe President Trump's golfing skills?

• He is a beginner

• He is an average golfer

• He is extremely good and can hit all the shots

• He does not play golf

What is considered crucial for future jobs according to the speaker?

• Specialization in one field

• Continuous learning throughout life

• Focusing on manual labor

• Avoiding technology

What is the speaker's view on private equity in developing countries?

• It is the highest human calling

• It is unnecessary

• It should be avoided

• It is only for developed countries