Solving the Economic Generation Gap
Offered By: World Economic Forum via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore a World Economic Forum discussion on the economic generation gap in Europe, featuring Christine Lagarde, Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund. Delve into new findings revealing sharp divergences between generations in terms of inequality and poverty. Examine topics such as the Gini coefficient, average inequality, income disparities, poverty rates, unemployment, and underemployment across different age groups. Learn about potential fiscal programs and policies aimed at reducing inequality, including wealth taxes, adjustments to elderly spending, and pension age modifications. Consider the challenges of implementing these changes within the European Union and the importance of maintaining social safety nets. Gain insights from this moderated conversation on how policymakers can work towards ensuring better economic prospects for all generations.
Syllabus
Introduction
Langston Hughes Quote
Gini coefficient
Average inequality
Inequality across generations
Income
Poverty
Unemployment
Underemployment
Fiscal programs
Policies
Reducing Inequality
Statistics
Political support
Wealth taxes
Elderly spending
Pension ages
European Union
Common denominator
How do we go around that
Who gets what and when
Social safety net
Conclusion
Taught by
World Economic Forum
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