Michael O'Sullivan, former chief investment officer of Credit Suisse AG, gave a lecture titled "Balance: What's next after globalization" at the bet365 Play online games Economics and Political Science in the United Kingdom?”’s speech
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June 27，Economist、Michael O'Sullivan, former chief investment officer of Credit Suisse AG, gave a lecture titled "Balance: What's next after globalization" at the bet365 Play online games Economics and Political Science in the United Kingdom？”’s speech。He said，In the future, countries should focus on long-term sustainable development，Promote infrastructure construction，Strengthen investment in education。
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