What podcasts say about Robert S. Kaplan
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What Robert S. Kaplan has said on podcasts
13 statements · 4 positive · 6 negative · 2 mixed · 1 neutral
The economy is strong in AI and defense but sluggish in housing, autos, and low-income consumption.
“I'd say this economy is, if it's anything AI related or defense spending related, super strong. If it's related to housing, autos, serving low, moderate income consumers, sluggish.”
Open the episode · Previewing the Fed Meeting and AI IPOsListen at 4:15
Most current inflation may be structural rather than cyclical.
“some of this inflation and maybe the bulk of it is structural, not necessarily cyclical.”
Open the episode · Previewing the Fed Meeting and AI IPOsListen at 4:47
Rapidly raising Fed funds could slow weak sectors without reducing inflation.
“The impact of raising too far too fast may be to slow already sluggish parts of the economy. And it may not make a dent in inflation.”
Open the episode · Previewing the Fed Meeting and AI IPOsListen at 6:17
Many AI adoption use cases are likely to work, with evidence emerging within a year.
“I'm very optimistic about how many of these adoption use cases are going to work, but we're going to learn a lot over the next year.”
Open the episode · Previewing the Fed Meeting and AI IPOsListen at 7:32
AI will reduce programming roles while increasing externally focused relationship roles.
“There are going to be fewer programmers, but I think you're going to have more and more people covering clients, building relationships, externally focused.”
Open the episode · Previewing the Fed Meeting and AI IPOsListen at 8:54
Balanced regulation can support productivity growth.
“balanced regulation can help with that.”
Open the episode · Previewing the Fed Meeting and AI IPOsListen at 10:47
Highly leveraged governments remain the biggest global tail risk.
“the biggest tail risk I see still starts with governments around the world”
Open the episode · Previewing the Fed Meeting and AI IPOsListen at 11:56
A rising long-term yield curve is pressuring housing and businesses.
“I worry about the long end of the curve that it keeps backing up. And that's squeezing housing. It's squeezing a lot of businesses.”
Open the episode · Previewing the Fed Meeting and AI IPOsListen at 12:28
The U.S. needs annual immigration of one to two million people.
“We need $1 million to $2 million a year in immigration.”
Open the episode · Previewing the Fed Meeting and AI IPOsListen at 13:00
Treasuries are no longer reliably diversifying cyclical downturns.
“the Treasury curve is not acting right now like a cyclical diversifier.”
Open the episode · Previewing the Fed Meeting and AI IPOsListen at 14:29
High debt is making investors more reluctant to own Treasuries.
“We're not seeing that. I think we're getting to a level of debt where people are more reluctant now to own treasuries. That's a dangerous thing.”
Open the episode · Previewing the Fed Meeting and AI IPOsListen at 14:44
Remote work deteriorates training, mentoring, coaching, and relationship building.
“training, mentoring, coaching, relationship building deteriorates.”
Open the episode · Previewing the Fed Meeting and AI IPOsListen at 15:38
Effective coaching requires in-person observation.
“Coaching requires observation. I can't observe you if we're not together.”
Open the episode · Previewing the Fed Meeting and AI IPOsListen at 16:32
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