Im going to resist the temptation to come to new and minimumwage debate. [laughter] please do. Im happy to have one offline after we are done but just to be responsive to the question about millennials, you know i think one very concrete tangible reality that many people in your age cohort are facing in student debt and i think we are ripe as a country for a cross party cross ideological conversation about how to reform our student debt system and its not simply a matter of using the terms of debt. Its also thinking about to what extent has the presence and expansion of loans contributed to the escalation of the cost of college. We have to have an honest crosscutting look at this but its got to be one that is led actually by those of you in the millennial generation whose citizens are experiencing the pain and i think if you can get an issue like that would be a tangible way to get started in the country. Lets get some more questions please. Good morning. My name is charles and im a te
Of these have been licensed so far. Curious how did you treat that issue in Going Forward . In europe, we have today a significant amount opposite of poland, germany, france, u. K. But we cannot expect to in the next 10 years it will bring a major contribution to that supply. Having said that, if it starts to work very hard and if it gets rid of the dogmatic barriers we have in front of us, not to make use, it it may well help us at least two the european production and as such could he an important factor in improving the competitors of europe. This will not be enough to cause the gap between europe and the United States, but it can definitely be helpful in terms of narrowing the gap and also put forward the gas security of europe. Nuclear energy in china is definitely one of the most important push that china past and his Energy History when we look at our numbers. China is making a lot of efforts on efficiency, im renewables. But the Nuclear Numbers are very coming very impressive,
That discussion for davids i think we really have to all think very seriously about it not just in our normal thinking about longterm fiscal policy that we have had for the last 25, 30 years but in terms of what has happened in fiscal and Monetary Policy in the last seven or eight years. So on one hand i think much of the premise of what we did in the 90s was precautionary savings. You can see that we have to project not only that you might have a down turn but that you might need a stimulus effort and what that does. The other side of that, though, is that to look at the other extreme, germany, where a bias towards this has been one of the most harmful things in the world. And where i just think that in fact, i believe that we have some Great Central bankers here, that we are seeing heroic efforts by bernanke, kohn and others, draghi. They are efforts that are exceptional things that Monetary Policy has to do because fiscal policy has completely failed in europe, is trying not to fail
But theres another narrative that says that no, negotiations have to be tried because their common interest to the world is changing. The main threat in the region as defined by ran itself is not the United States but it is actually isis. Add that if there is a real negotiation and if there is a given day, if i ran into a strategic utility to the United States, a to relationship can emerge. If these negotiations collapse it will be the indication of the wrong narrative and that will put back into charge the people in iran who prefer to drive a more confrontational foreign policy, visavis the est. I had two questions. Been talking a lot about the difference in kind of the u. S. And iran, the cooperation if this deal were to go forward. Im just kind of wondering, other than these neutral interests, what is the part of the u. S. Gains from this deal . And also there was some mention the hit the gulf states will take if the oil prices would drop. I think mr. Hill said three or four years o
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