From Here to Normality

As the world seeks to regain some semblance of pre-COVID economic and political equilibrium, so many questions remain. Certainly, some things will bounce back – but which ones? Will others be forever changed (think work from home, the influence of new digital trends, our travel and entertainment, and social lives)? None of this means the U.S. won’t ultimately recover. In fact, with the proper policies and incentives, the economy of the next 50 years could be, quite conceivably, far stronger than the economy of the last 50 years. Against that backdrop, then, how should business leaders and investors plan intelligently for an America that may re-globalize, re-engage its allies, and reject the projection of military power among its adversaries from Russia, Iran, and North Korea to its main competitors like China?

Ron Insana offers audiences a top-down view of the world as it will likely evolve in the months ahead while recognizing the bottom-up developments that will affect the day-to-day lives from Main Street to Wall Street.