Economist Moyo Sees G20 as 'Clearly Vulnerable'

The video discusses the challenges democracy faces in delivering economic growth, highlighting the fragility of global institutions like the G7 and G20. It contrasts Western individualism with China's societal focus, emphasizing the need for innovation in response to economic and ideological shifts. The rise of populism and financial crises are seen as catalysts for change, with regional differences in innovation needs explored.

What are the main reasons cited for the fragility of the G20 in the context of global economic institutions?

How does the speaker describe the ideological differences between the West and China?

In what ways does the speaker suggest that the Trump administration and Brexit could be viewed as a response to economic challenges?

What structural problems are mentioned that threaten to upend the global economy?

What are the implications of globalization on living standards as discussed in the text?

What does the speaker believe is necessary for all economic systems, including those in Asia, Europe, and the US?

How does the speaker characterize the rise of populism in relation to innovation in Western societies?