Globalization Has Rendered The World Increasingly Interdependent,

I Give Away Something Up To $500 Million A Year Throughout The World Promoting Open Society. My Foundations Support People In The Country Who Care About An Open Society. It's Their Work That I'm Supporting. So It's Not Me Doing It.

Market Prices Are Always Wrong In The Sense That They Present A Biased View Of The Future.

China Could Easily Emerge As The Great Winner If The Chinese Leaders Handle The Situation Well. On The Other Hand, They Could Also Turn Out To Be The Biggest Losers If They Handle It Poorly. If The Management Turns Out Be Wrong, This Could Lead To A Political Crisis In China.

When It Comes To Social Consequences, They've Got All Different People Acting In Different Ways, Very Difficult To Even Have A Proper Criterion Of Success. So, It's A Difficult Task.

The Generally Accepted Theory Is That Financial Markets Tend Towards Equilibrium, And...discount The Future Correctly. I Operate Using A Different Theory, According To Which Financial Markets Cannot Possibly Discount The Future Correctly Because The Do Not Merely Discount The Future; They Help To Shape It.