Forecasting the next-generation political economy
Forecasts about geopolitics and economics are often distorted by flawed institutional incentives and a range of cognitive biases.
FT Alphachat · Financial Times
September 14, 201644m 40s
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Show Notes
Forecasts about geopolitics and economics are often distorted by flawed institutional incentives and a range of cognitive biases. Dan Drezner, a professor of international politics at the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy, tells Cardiff Garcia and Mary Childs how forecasters typically go wrong, and he outlines what he calls the five "known unknowns" that will frame the political economy of the next generation. The three also discuss the foreign policy views of Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton. Visit FT.com/Alphachat for show notes and links.
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