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Jim O’Neill on the Global Economy

The Chief Economist of Goldman Sachs, Jim O’Neill, sat down with the FT’s David Oakley and had a go on a number of topics from the financial crisis, investments in Emerging Markets, the future of the Bric (Brazil, Russia, India and China) economies, to the global economy.

Below are links to the three-part video series on the FT website. While he is more optimistic than I, I do think the videos are well worth watching.

Enjoy.

This first video is on the global economy. (Click on image below)

Click here for the second video on the Bric economies.

And click here for his view on investment in emerging markets.

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