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Former World Bank President: Big Shift Coming (2010) The Shift He Mentioned is Coming Now

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First published at 23:03 UTC on March 14th, 2024.

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James Wolfensohn, former president of The World Bank and CEO of Wolfensohn and Co., addressed Stanford Graduate School of Business students with details about his work at the World Bank during its transition years and how the equation between developed and developing countries is changing. Wolfensohn claimed that in the next 40 years, a global power shift will see today's leading economic countries drop from having 80% of the world's income/resources to 35%. Right now in March of 2024 we are in front of the acceleration of what he was telling everybody about...
Recorded: January 11, 2010

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