5 Jul 2014

Global Imbalances and Demographic Trends

Session 18

It is certainly difficult to predict the way the world will look in 20 years, but one thing is certain: most of the factors that will shape it are already at work. The demographic aging of the Western world should be the main factor behind the decline of long-term savings rates thus distorting the allocation of global savings. In this context, what impact will differences in debt levels and demographic evolutions have on savings and global investments? What policies would be most likely to implement a new balance of financial flows?

Introduction


Robert Z. LAWRENCE

Professor of Trade and Investment

Harvard University

Biography

Coordination

Laurence Boone

Laurence BOONE

Membre du Cercle des économistes

Biography

Moderator


Emmanuel KESSLER

Departemental head economy

TF1/LCI

Biography

Speakers


Henrik ENDERLEIN

Professor of Political Economy

Herti School of Governance

Biography

Christian GRATALOUP

Professor of Geohistory

Paris Diderot University Institute of Geography

Biography

Eric LOMBARD

CEO

Generali

Biography
Ming Lu

LU Ming

Director of China Center for Development Studies

Shanghai & Fudan Universities

Biography
Shotaro Oshima

Shotaro OSHIMA

Chairman

Institute for International Economic Studies (IIES)

Biography

Pierre SELLAL

General Secretary

Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Development, France

Biography
All the speakers
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