The Sound of Economics Live: The US voted - what now?
A special live episode of the Sound of Economics podcast about the US elections
Speakers
Fiona M. Scott Morton
Bruegel Senior fellow
Theodore Nierenberg Professor, Yale School of Management
Heather Grabbe
Bruegel Senior fellow
Rebecca Christie
Bruegel Senior fellow
Agenda
Discussion
14:45-15:30- Chair: Rebecca Christie, Bruegel Senior fellow
- Heather Grabbe, Bruegel Senior fellow
- Fiona M. Scott Morton, Bruegel Senior fellow
- Guntram B. Wolff, Bruegel Senior fellow
Agenda
Q&A
15:30-15:45Bruegel’s Heather Grabbe, Fiona Scott Morton and Guntram Wolff at a special live broadcast of the Sound of Economics podcast, hosted by Rebecca Christie, where they discussed next steps after the U.S. elections on Nov. 5. How will Europe work with the new President and new Congress? What will this mean for Ukraine? What will each side prioritize to stay competitive?
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