David Dreyer
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- Milken Institute1h 5m
Is the Pacific Future Happening Now?
Kevin, David Dreyer, Asha Kumar Mipuri, Dominic Ng, Stefan Selig
A panel of global economists and policymakers outlined the Trans-Pacific Partnership as a strategic mechanism to secure a future where 12 nations control 40% of global GDP and serve as a hub for 3.2 billion projected middle-class consumers by 2030. While discussions addressed significant hurdles such as Japan's agricultural protectionism, U.S. Congressional approval of Trade Promotion Authority, and geopolitical tensions regarding China's exclusion or eventual inclusion, proponents argue the agreement is essential to establish high trade standards and ensure regional stability. Ultimately, the event emphasized that successfully concluding the TPP is a critical prerequisite for fostering deeper economic integration across the Pacific Rim and setting a precedent for global trade governance.
- Milken Institute1h 0m
Which Model for Latin American Prosperity?
Duncan Wood, Kate Ambrose, David Dreyer, Carlos Elizondo, Eduardo Morón
Convoked at the Milken Conference, a panel led by figures such as David Dreyer and Eduardo Morón evaluated divergent Latin American economic trajectories, contrasting the market-oriented Pacific Alliance with protectionist models like Mercosur and ALBA. The discussion highlighted Mexico's manufacturing surge and macroeconomic stabilization alongside the region's critical human capital deficits, driven by low educational outcomes despite high spending. Experts concluded that capitalizing on Pacific Basin integration and completing structural reforms in education and labor markets is essential to sustain growth before the current window of opportunity closes.