Hillary Clinton: Trump's Covid Stimulus 'Not Sufficient'

The transcript discusses the need for regulatory changes post-global recession, emphasizing the importance of focusing on the real economy, particularly small and medium-sized businesses. It highlights the challenges of achieving bipartisanship for relief packages and the role of the Biden administration in fostering economic recovery. The discussion also covers the importance of multilateralism and establishing global standards to address challenges in a globalized economy.

What is the significance of the relationship between banks and policymakers in the context of economic regulation?

How can the new administration focus on the so-called real economy?

What challenges do small and medium-sized businesses face in the current economic climate?

In what ways did the original stimulus post-COVID fall short in addressing economic needs?

What role does bipartisanship play in addressing economic relief packages?

How can the Biden administration rebuild multilateralism in economic policy?

What are the implications of lacking global standards in a globalized economy?