Trump’s Nobel dreams meet economic reality
In today and in the age, it may be disarmed to get a cold call at any time, but Norway’s Minister of Finance was reported to have received the most amazing ring on the streets of Oslo at the beginning of this month.
According to Norway newspaper Dagens naeringslivThe cold -looking US President Donald Trump was and Norway’s request for Finance Jens Stoltenberg was that the American leader could be nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize.
Trump was clearly clear about the desire to give a prize that some of them were a repulsive factor behind their efforts to focus on Israel and Gaza, as well as a peace agreement for Ukraine and Russia.
But in June, the truth took social to complain: “No, no matter what I do, including Russia/Ukraine and Israel/Iran, no matter what these results, I will not receive the Nobel Peace Prize, but people know and that’s important to me!”
This week, Trump will have an impact on the economy that will focus, because the Nobel Laureates group will be gathered for annual events in Lindau, Germany.
Joseph Stiglitz, one of the most famous Nobel Prize -winning economists, can provide disturbing listening for the White House moment “The US has become a frightening place to invest.” Stiglitz, earlier this year, “clearly concerned about the federal reserve” in a movement of the management of the tariff policy, he said.
Nobel Laureate Roger Myerson, who also participated in the event in Lindau, is more concerned about American politics and part of the idea “Great voters groups may not feel any share in democracy when they are convinced that only a party really attaches importance to them … And they can support their leaders in shaking improper constitutional restrictions.”
Meanwhile, Nobel Prize -winning Simon Johnson expressed his concerns about American isolation, moment The Nobel Prize speeches Podcast “” destroying human capital and provides a great advantage for geopolitical competitors. A stupid action that beats itself by the Trump administration. “
A difficult crowd for President Trump. Nevertheless, there is an unexpected supporter in the peace prize proposal. Old Democratic Opponent and First Lady Hillary Clinton He said recently “Without putting the war between Ukraine and Russia in a position that Ukraine should accept to the attacker … I would nominate it for the Nobel Peace Prize.”
CNBC will talk live with Nobel Laureates from the meeting in Lindau on Wednesdays and Thursdays and will be arranged to hear their views.
