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The Implications of COVID-19 on Globalization
38:57 - 48:12 (09:14)
The COVID-19 pandemic has resulted in changes in the global economy, supply chains, and business operations, leading to a bifurcation of markets with different trade rules for different nations. There is a possibility of two end markets with different economies but no group of elites who want it to happen.
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In this podcast episode, Friedberg discusses the potential lab-leak theory and how it could affect the United States-China relations, especially when it comes to trust in international public health institutions.
38:57 - 41:52 (02:55)
Summary
In this podcast episode, Friedberg discusses the potential lab-leak theory and how it could affect the United States-China relations, especially when it comes to trust in international public health institutions. Friedberg also discusses the Delta variant and highlights the importance of setting up systems and precautionary measures for future situations.
ChapterThe Implications of COVID-19 on Globalization
EpisodeE37: NYC rejects far-left mayoral candidates, new developments in lab leak theory, Apple's App Store breakup potential & more
PodcastAll-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg
Researchers study genomic changes to understand how the virus can evolve and affect biology in different ways in the future, in order for people to better prepare against it.
41:52 - 44:12 (02:19)
Summary
Researchers study genomic changes to understand how the virus can evolve and affect biology in different ways in the future, in order for people to better prepare against it.
ChapterThe Implications of COVID-19 on Globalization
EpisodeE37: NYC rejects far-left mayoral candidates, new developments in lab leak theory, Apple's App Store breakup potential & more
PodcastAll-In with Chamath, Jason, Sacks & Friedberg
The bifurcation of global markets could result in increased pricing power for sellers of services as they transition from one global market to a duopoly, with two separate end markets.
44:12 - 48:12 (04:00)
Summary
The bifurcation of global markets could result in increased pricing power for sellers of services as they transition from one global market to a duopoly, with two separate end markets. Additionally, China's demographic situation is becoming increasingly challenging as its population is projected to shrink to around 700 million people by the end of the century.