2050 Megatrend│Harry S. Dent, Jr. (Author of The Demographic Cliff)｜WKF 2015
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- Опубліковано 23 лип 2024
- What will the world look like in 20~30 years? At this year’s World Knowledge Forum, world-renowned futurists will predict the megatrend which will transform the world for the next 30 years. If each nation state and corporation can fully acknowledge and understand the trend of a particular age, it will be able to secure competitive edge to claim victory over competitors. At this session, Thierry de Montbrial, the most prominent European geopolitical and foreign affairs expert, will talk about the reorganization of the industry order and the upcoming social changes. Harry Dent, the author of , will talk about the trend of the future society from the perspective of demographic change.
- What is the keyword which will resonate around the world for the next 30 years?
- How will technological developments change the quality of life?
- What kinds of industries will lead the global economy?
- Will existing social tensions intensify or alleviate?
- How will the demographic shift affect the future of humanity?
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Poorly filmed. Should have showed slides. Very inadequate.
Brilliant! Making sense. We will see who is going to be right. World is changing fast.
well, It is true, and it is happening everywhere. Peter Schiff, Robert Kiyosaki, Mike Maloney, Martin North is all saying the same about Australia - ua-cam.com/video/6F4huux1hhw/v-deo.html
Thank you
Moderator: give one sentence of the future of war. What a dope.
I love Harry dent, ray Dalio confirms he’s right
well, It is true, and it is happening everywhere. Peter Schiff, Robert Kiyosaki, Mike Maloney, Martin North is all saying the same about Australia - ua-cam.com/video/6F4huux1hhw/v-deo.html
🧡💛💚💙 Harry looks Coked up here and he's lovin' it. WE LOVE YOU HARRY. DO A LINE FOR THE BOYS !! 🧡💛💚💙
well, It is true, and it is happening everywhere. Peter Schiff, Robert Kiyosaki, Mike Maloney, Martin North is all saying the same about Australia - ua-cam.com/video/6F4huux1hhw/v-deo.html
Nicholas Cage
And the girls
He was right harambe (R.I.P) died in 2016, and it all went down from there !
Interesting (although not entirely new) thinking.
The difference is that it is specific thinking.
Humanity can’t fight gravity forever but it sure is mind blowing how hard we try^^ We are literally going all in to no avail. XD
Harry seems a bit nervous here very differeent from his one to one videos - is it the marching powder ?
Age plays its part on the body.
Harry Bent you are full of it! It is May 2021 and you have missed the mark which you were so loudly predicting.
And what if it happens in 2025 are you then going to say he was right?
7:30 he’s talking about crypto
Crypto gave stay at home workers income during a pandemic that could have crushed the economy
Why so few comments?
Not many people follow Harry it seems. His ideas are very good but the masses doesn’t seem to follow him much. When the large crowds of people catches up, it’s too late.
@@georgemaximus694 @ GM I follow Harry Dent and the "spending wave " since ... 1984, but saddly , this information is interesting, visionary in 1984, but unusable on a daily basis to make some money ..
Typical. the Europeans sit on their hands and have no answers and let the American talk and take the lead.
@Bruce Robtoy yes, you are right, from gibraltar to saint petersbourg, there are only thieves of idea,
concept, principle. Observe america, and nationalize ideas in Europe ... pitiful end of a continent of Europe stupefied by a rich and aging population.
well, It is true, and it is happening everywhere. Peter Schiff, Robert Kiyosaki, Mike Maloney, Martin North is all saying the same about Australia - ua-cam.com/video/6F4huux1hhw/v-deo.html
What we need to do in our country is to get our housing cost down to our millennial generation can't afford to participate in our society and raise their families. They make more money adjusted for inflation than did the Baby Boomers but. Real estate has went up two and three hundred times at the rate of inflation
I assume you are talking about the US when you say your country.
The US has the worlds best housing market. If you live in a state that has high house prices you can always do research and find a state with lower house prices and better economic opertunities.
Place likes Texas fall into that category of good house prices and good economics.
@@bighands69 well I live in Kentucky and depending on witch part of state. House prices are either overwhelming or dirt cheap
It sounds like a dystopian nightmare. Urbanization slows and even stops human reproduction. Mass production is not profitable without a growing population. Measuring prosperity in dollars is a straw man argument. People in underdeveloped countries make and grow everything they need, and their textiles are incredible. They literally wear silk, while Americans wear cheap polyester and jeans. Extinct Westerners don't buy anything. Technology and urbanization is killing us, literally.
The demographic cliff theory is correct and the resulting economic decline ONLY if the rise of technology is ignored.
AI and various forms of automation will increase productivity per capita, and spending will grow faster than population decline. Economic growth will be decoupled from demographic change.
Technological advances in biomedicine will have an effect on the length and quality of the end of life. We will see a longer active life and a healthier end of life, which should also increase spending by older people and support economic growth, mainly in tourism and health care services.
Technology will make goods and services much more affordable than today. Yesterday a smartphone was a luxury item, 5 to 10 years later it is used by everyone. A smartphone gives access to the cloud, education, micro-credit, e-commerce and various online businesses. The decisive question to be solved is that of a better distribution of wealth. Today, 10% of the population owns 85% of the resources and wealth. A billionaire does not eat much more than the average person. A better distribution of wealth will increase economic spending and support technological spending such as robots for home care of the elderly.
At a certain point more people will be needed for more spending. I think you are right that technology can make lives longer, and reduce the cost of production, but ultimately if the global population shrinks (which demographers see happening by the end of the century) the need for products and services will shrink regardless of how affordable they are made.
Ai and automation does not consumer. So the question still stands who is going to buy that extra productivity if most economies are in economic decline because of their decreasing birth and population levels.
@@bighands69 economic decline ? If productivity increases with AI and automation the result is production increase and economic growth. Instead of inflation, we could even face deflation. This disconnects economic growth from population occupancy level in fact. The real question is than distribution of wealth through other means than taxation on salaries (people).
@@phvaessen
But who is going to consume that extra production?
Are you suggesting ai will buy the products as well and cycle them?
Muh cheap smartphones ,but ignoring real estate and rent prices that are 70-120% of the average median income
He admitted that he listens to CNBC that's all it needs to be said
well, It is true, and it is happening everywhere. Peter Schiff, Robert Kiyosaki, Mike Maloney, Martin North is all saying the same about Australia - ua-cam.com/video/6F4huux1hhw/v-deo.html
It is better to be thought of a fool, then to speak and remove all doubt...
Your comment is very telling
@@dinsel9691 ouch
Being a statistician and demographics geek, I stop listening as soon as the lecturer starts quoting incorrect data. With guy is was pretty fast. The millenial gen was bigger over a short term of years then the boomers. Stuffed shirt, big mouth.
What on earth are you talking about exactly. You are not making sense. The US has fantastic demographic so which nation exactly are you talking about?
Dent is a clown.He gets it right once in awhile but he is wrong way more often than he is right.
yeah hes wrong on his short term predictions. But if you actually look at his missed predictions, every time hes wrong the central banks patches up another hole. Meaning if capitalism plays out, hes correct usually.
There is no getting around demographics. If a country does not have young people it is doomed.