Can the coronavirus crisis become a catalyst for global economic reform?
In short: Ray Dalio, founder of Bridgewater Associates, explores how the world might recover from the economic fallout of the coronavirus crisis and whether we can use this moment to reform the systems that drive global growth.
In this TED Connects conversation, Dalio discusses his perspective as a capitalist who believes in the potential to increase the size of the economic pie and divide it effectively. He examines the widespread economic consequences of the pandemic and considers how these challenges might offer a unique opportunity to restructure and improve the systems that underpin the global economy.
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