What Do Business Interests Want in a New Global System?

The world economy is beset by states who don’t “play well with others.” The successful formulation and execution of new rules for improved global economic governance will be a function of how well the constituencies to whom the rules apply—particularly businesses—see the rules as being consistent with their own objectives. And businesses may increasingly have “divided loyalties” between developed and emerging markets.

Chair: Harry Broadman, Senior Fellow, International Economics, Johns Hopkins University

Panel:
Colin C. Blaydon, William and Josephine Buchanan Professor of Management, Emeritus, Tuck School of Business, Dartmouth University;
Jeffrey A. Rosen, Deputy Chairman, Lazard;
Don Rosenberg, General Counsel, Qualcomm;
Joanna Shelton, Faculty Affiliate, Department of Economics, University of Montana and Former Deputy Secretary General, OECD.