Nouriel Roubini evokes the great dangers of the time, above all: wars and political crises. He predicts a bumpy year for Europe and explains what could still save the global economy.
Nouriel Roubini becomes Dr. Called Doom, he became known because, unlike many others, he foresaw the financial crisis. And after a few minutes of conversation with him on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum in Davos, it is clear: he deserves his nickname. In a calm, slightly sonorous voice, he talks about the “mega-threats to the global economy.” In between, the professor emeritus at New York University also praises the forum, which he visits regularly because he mainly watches the small performances away from the big stages. And at the very end he even has a glimmer of hope for the world.