Public Lecture
"American Gridlock - Why the Right and Left Are Both Wrong: Commonsense 101 Solutions to the Economic Crises"

 

Dr H. Woody Brock, President and founder of Strategic Economic Decisions (SED), Inc.
BA, MBA, MS (Harvard); MA, PhD (Princeton)


The Faculty of Business and Economics, together with the ADC Forum, will be hosting a public lecture by highly sought after and globally renowned advisor Dr H. Woody Brock, during his visit in Australia. A successful speaker across a broad range of public policy areas, from health policy and intergenerational equity to markets and foreign policy, Dr Brock's mathematical expertise provides a unique analytical perspective to the economics of various hitherto confounding policy issues.

He has just published American Gridlock to strong praise. The book crystallises a strong body of previously classified material for public knowledge and the book is likely to be one of significance in the lead up to the US Presidential election this year.

American Gridlock is the first book to identify and interrelate five of the principal themes of the 2012 US presidential election:

In addition, it is the first book to demonstrate how today’s “Dialogue of the Deaf” between the Left and Right wing has generated full-stop policy gridlock in Washington—and how to put an end to today’s Left/Right shouting match.

About the speaker

H. Woody Brock is President and founder of Strategic Economic Decisions (SED), Inc., a firm that provides economic and financial market analysis to financial institutions, corporations, and investors. He has authoured numerous Op-Ed pieces in the New York Times, the International Herald Tribune, and a variety of professional journals, and speaks regularly at investment conferences and forums. He is known worldwide as a speaker and writer adept at taking complex ideas and theories and expressing them logically and clearly. Brock was elected an Andrew Mellon Foundation Bicentennial Fellow of the Aspen Institute. He earned his BA, MBA, and MS (in mathematics) from Harvard University, and his MA and PhD from Princeton University.

 

Date: Wednesday 22 February 2012
Time: 6.30pm, followed by light refreshments at 7.30pm
Venue:

Basement Theatre, The Spot

198 Berkeley Street

University of Melbourne Parkville Campus

Cost:

Free and open to the public

Registration:

Online registration is essential

Enquiries: Christine Cheng at fbe-lectures@unimelb.edu.au or call +61-3-8344 3507