THE BOTTOM LINE: Carl Weinberg, Ian Bremmer, and Henry Blodget

Name: THE BOTTOM LINE: On jobs, trade, and the real problem with the economy
Uploaded: 2017-06-01T22:10:29Z
Description: An economist says we don't have enough workers to get to 3% growth, Ian Bremmer says free trade doesn't help everyone, and Blodget reveals the real problem with the economy.

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2017-06-01T22:10:29Z

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This week:

High Frequency Economics' chief economist Carl Weinberg says we don't have enough workers to get to 3% growth.
Ian Bremmer of the Eurasia Group explains why free trade doesn't help everyone. Bremmer also explains why jobs in America are disappearing.
Henry Blodget shows the most important chart in the world and explains how this reveals the real problem facing the US economy.

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This week:

High Frequency Economics' chief economist Carl Weinberg says we don't have enough workers to get to 3% growth.
Ian Bremmer of the Eurasia Group explains why free trade doesn't help everyone. Bremmer also explains why jobs in America are disappearing.
Henry Blodget shows the most important chart in the world and explains how this reveals the real problem facing the US economy.

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