NYU's Spence on Global Disorder, Fed, Chinese Debt

The video discusses the perception of global disorder, highlighting political and social polarization, especially in the West. It explores the dialogue on global economic transformation, focusing on inclusive growth and sustainability. The transition of central banks and inflation trends are examined, along with the coordination among central banks and potential risks. China's debt issues and economic risks are analyzed, and the discussion concludes with trade deficits and globalization.

What challenges do policymakers face in managing economic transitions?

What are the implications of low inflation on economic policy?

How do central banks coordinate their policies on a global scale?

How can the risks of a Minsky moment be mitigated in an economy?