Demography in the fourth turning | Newton

Neil Howe, managing director of demography at Hedgeye Risk Management, LLC, joins us to examine how the culmination of 100-year historical cycles, also known as the fourth turning, could bring about the creative destruction of public institutions, ultimately freeing social energy to become productive and functional once more.

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Raphael J. Lewis

Raphael J. Lewis

Head of specialist research

Jack

Jack Encarnacao

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