Robert Rubin

Former U.S. Treasury Secretary Robert Rubin, a seasoned expert in fiscal policy and macroeconomics, shares his insights on tariffs and their implications for the U.S. economy. He discusses the unexpected market reactions to tariffs and their long-term risks to growth. Rubin argues against tariffs as a viable revenue source, highlighting their regressive nature and impact on competitiveness. He emphasizes the need for policies addressing globalization challenges and warns of AI's potential to disrupt the job market. Ultimately, he contemplates the U.S.'s competitive edge amid economic uncertainties.

Ray McGuire, President of Lazard, and Robert Rubin, former U.S. Treasury Secretary, dive into the complexities of tariffs and their economic ramifications. They discuss how recent tariffs are reshaping international trade and influencing corporate strategies. McGuire and Rubin emphasize the importance of the rule of law for economic stability and explore the ‘new normal’ in navigating economic uncertainty. Despite short-term challenges, they maintain an optimistic view on the U.S. as a premier investment destination in a rapidly changing global landscape.

In a captivating discussion, former Treasury Secretary Robert Rubin emphasizes the need for adaptive fiscal strategies amid rising deficits. Blair Effron shares insights on tech industry expansion outside Silicon Valley, while Mary Daly addresses the implications of low birth rates on workforce sustainability. Niall Ferguson reflects on historical economic trends, and Marc Rowan discusses innovative solutions in higher education amid current challenges. They delve into the evolving landscape of supply chains and technology, offering a nuanced look at the future of the economy.