冬吴相对论第012讲——奥巴马时代的机遇与挑战（012 remarks on the theory of relativity in winter Wu -- opportunities and challenges in the Obama Era）.doc

冬吴相对论第012讲——奥巴马时代的机遇与挑战（012 remarks on the theory of relativity in winter Wu -- opportunities and challenges in the Obama Era） Winter Wu theory of relativity, part 012 -- current issue: opportunities and challenges in the age of Obama Broadcast time: Voice of the economy 2008-12-07 18:30-19:00 Speaker: Wu Bofan, Liu Junluo: Liang Dong In order: fireworks from the Lu Xi Hui Liang Dong: sit and open up the economic life, serve as governor, two pulse, everybody! Welcome to todays winter Wu theory of relativity, Im Liang Dong, sitting opposite me is Wu Bofan, editor in chief of Business Review in twenty-first Century. Wu Bofan: Hello everybody! Liang Dong: Hello Bofan! The relative theory of winter Wu, what the two men created together. In fact, today in our Studio, which is our studio, I hate most people use bulk English, Im sorry. In addition to the two of us, there is another Liu Junluo from the Shanghai folk macroeconomic research scholar. Liu Junluo: Hello everybody! Flower: whether this also applies to Obama? Will hedge funds once again covet Asian markets? How can Chinese enterprises ride out the crisis? Welcome to the relative theory of winter Wu, the topic of this issue, the opportunities and challenges of the Obama era. Liang Dong: recently there is a topic we are discussing is Obama on stage, we all know that Obama is a Democrat, a Democrat in the white house when the master is Clinton, we are now seeing Clinton and Obama in a good relationship, but Obama and Clinton have many similarities, for example the man who is also a lawyer, who he also has a lot of charisma, he also knows how to use a bottom-up power to establish his influence, at the same time we can also believe that Obama must also learn to Clinton. For the future, Obama will do what we can not be sure, but we can through the economic policies of the United States Clinton era of study, more or less can see a little Obama in the future can do, right? Liu Junluo: it should be so. Liang Dong: so what