In the report that to china actually joins hands was rushed to, uh, you know, to, to make for the month months. But again, the amendments was not accepted by the other members. So this exactly shows where we are today was major issues. Uh, i think this is the world and this is todays weld, but we have to face it. Alright, we have to leave you here. Now is thank you so much, vice chairman of the strong hi sent the full ring pack and international studies. Nelson wong or thank you. Thats right. Just how crippling have the bill was supposedly crippling, west and functions being on russia is the. Busy hold on one way ticket to the dolores nation and how will the economy all the breaks group grow. Weve got exclusive insight into all of this when we sat down for an interview with russian senior banker at the big the, our f sort of a sort of jack, who also one such as the russian deputy, administer of finance. Once that next the, the 2024 is the year of process chairmanship and brooks. Some o
All right. Ladies and gentlemen, good morning the meeting will come to order this the regularly the Budget Finance Committee excuse me board of supervisors budget finance subcommittee im supervisor cohen chair of this committee and to my left is supervisor katie tang and to my right is supervisor yee and our clerk mr. John carol and linda wong thank you jesse larson and phil jackson from sfgovtv so for assisting us today madam clerk, any announcements . Devices. Completed speaker cards and documents to be included should be submitted to the clerk. Items acted upon today will appear on the may 2 board of supervisors agenda unless otherwise stated. Thank you very much call the first item Revenue Bonds or commercial placing the total Principal Amount of San Francisco International Airport subordinate commercial paper notes for any lawful airport. Thank you id like at a call kathy from the airport to make a brief presentation on this item. Good morning chair cohen im kate hartley with the
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What can we do to make the data easier to find. If you want to know whats happening to your community, what does your Community Look like . Lets say youre moving to the d. C. Area. What does the Smallest Church look like . How does that compare. What are the people like question my two they have characteristics you are looking for question you should be able to find out but it can be really hard. Then we have the patent Trademark Office. When youre an inventor, you have to look at the patent database. Right now now a lot of that data is very unstructured. Its not machinereadable and not all the data that the Patent Office has is out to the public. Theres an analysis at the Trademark Office where they are sitting on a bunch of data that hasnt even been opened yet. They all have very common themes. If you want to get the data out, there is people who find it and can use it. Lets talk about the analysis of data. Again, i mentioned one mentioned one of the biggest constraints we have in th
Force is growing plus how efficient our economy is becoming. If you add those two up, gdp growth. So what were seeing the last four years productivity growth averaging less than 1 . Historically thats low in the United States. Thats kind of really retarding u. S. Growth. How are we why arent we growing faster in this kind of Data Revolution where we hear all these great things about data . Theres this big conundrum there. Maybe what it is we have all these businesses gathering all this information and they really havent yet materialized the benefits from all this data. But from a macro perspective thats a huge, huge question. So how much all this data stuff were talking about, how much can this improve the u. S. Economy, okay . So im just going to throw out a couple real rough numbers here. Theres lots of studies out there who always talk about trillions of dollars and billions of dollars and so on and so forth. I always find those numbers really hard to understand. So im an economist.