China, India, and the United States: The Future of Economic Supremacy  (Six 30-min lectures)  44.1Khz/96kbps

1 The Narrowing Economic Gap
2 ChinaΓÇÖs Economic Miracle
3 IndiaΓÇÖs Rise from Isolationism
4 The U.S. at the End of the Old Global Order
5 Strategies for the New Economic Order
6 The Future of the 3 Economic Powers

ABOUT THE PROFESSOR

Dr. Peter Rodriguez is Associate Dean for International Affairs and Associate Professor at the Darden School of Business at the University of Virginia, where he teaches global macroeconomics and international business.
The holder of a Ph.D. in Economics from Princeton University, Professor Rodriguez has also taught at both that university and at Texas A&M, as well as at universities around the world, including on the water as a faculty member of Semester at Sea. His broad experience as a teacherΓÇöwhich has produced awards for teaching excellence wherever he has taughtΓÇögoes hand-in-hand with significant real-world experience in the realm of business, which has drawn on his skills as both an educator and a practitioner.

Professor Rodriguez's private teaching engagements include work with the AES Corporation, Harris Corporation, Rolls Royce, and Visa, among other companies. He also worked for several years in the Global Energy Group at JPMorgan Chase, where his assignments centered on work for multinationals such as Royal Dutch Shell, Pennzoil, Apache Corporation, and Santa Fe Energy Resources.

His current research interests include the interaction of globalization, economic development, and social institutions; the consequences of corruption for multinationals; and seed-stage finance in emerging markets.