Branko Milanovic: The End of Globalization, Why Europe Is Doomed
Renowned economist Branko Milanović joins Prague Finance Institute to discuss the end of neoliberal globalization, the rise of China as both a geopolitical and economic rival, and the global reshuffling of income. He explores how China’s growing middle class is overtaking parts of the Western population and what that means for domestic stability in rich democracies. From shifting forms of capitalism to the "citizenship premium," Milanović offers deep insights into the transformation of the global economic order. The interview was conducted by Jiří Zatloukal, Financial Journalist.

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