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Chapter three hundred and sixty third inexplicable

When Sandberg walked over with Summers in a suit and tie, he saw Feng Yiping waiting in front of the building, and he felt very proud.

There are really not many times when Feng Yiping arrived in front of the building in advance like now.

She knew that the young boss was giving her face, "Feng, this is my mentor Lawrence Summers,"

"Welcome to your visit, Mr. Summers,"

"Feng, I'm glad to see you!" Summers shook hands very strongly, and his voice was not.

Feng Yiping also noticed that this gentleman with a little gray hair and a little loose facial muscles, and has a very thick neck. Generally speaking, such a person may have a bad temper.

I don’t know if Sandberg was scolded so hard that he couldn’t even lift his head when he was studying under him or working.

There is probably some.

But this man is indeed a character.

If we want to talk about his family background, let’s put it this way, until now, or in other words, there may not be anyone in China who has such a family background as him in decades.

His parents were professors and economists - this was nothing surprising, but one of his uncles and an uncle won the Nobel Prize in Economics in 1970 and 197 respectively. In China, it may be a long time to have such a family.

Summers, who grew up in such a family, is not easy for him.

He received his Ph.D. in economics from Harvard University at the age of 7. The next year, at the age of eight, he became the youngest tenured professor in Harvard history.

At the age of 7, he served as the World Bank deputy president and chief economist - and then he brought Sandberg with him.

At the age of 9, he served as deputy secretary of the Treasury in charge of international affairs in the Ministry of Finance, and at the age of 45, he served as Treasury Secretary during his tenure as Clinton.

In 2001, when he was 47 years old, he returned to Harvard and served as the president of Harvard University.

Judging from the resume, this guy is really the protagonist's life.

But the protagonist will also encounter some setbacks.

Originally, he could have worked as the president of Harvard for a few more years, but in January 2005, he said at an academic conference that "congenital gender differences may be the reason why women make less achievements in the field of science," which caused widespread controversy.

He apologized many times afterwards, but the results were minimal. Therefore, he announced in 2006 that he resigned from his post as president of Harvard and resigned on June 0 of that year.

But before announcing his resignation, at the end of 2005, he hurriedly married a new wife at Harvard.

Since then, he soon became the general manager of Deshao Group, a famous fund company on Wall Street. It is said that he only works one day a week, but his salary is jealous.

Obviously, what Deshao Group values ​​is not his economic theory, but his relationship, especially political relationship.

So, whether in the United States or our country, people with backgrounds and relationships will live a very easy life. Connections are resources, and resources are wealth!

Now he has joined O'Hai's campaign team and is responsible for assisting O'Hai's economic policies - but Feng Yiping thinks he doesn't know his relationship with O'Hai.

"Feng, this is the best park I've ever seen in Silicon Valley," Summers praised.

"Thank you, please sit down,"

As soon as she sat down, Summers said loudly again, "Oh Feng, I like your office, it's so tasteful,"

"Thank you," Feng Yiping couldn't help but look at Sandberg.

Is this what this person speaks? It's like an aria.

Sandberg shook his head gently, and she was also helpless.

As my most respected elder, when you see you value your boss, should you first express your gratitude to your boss on your behalf?

Feng Yiping was about to ask him what he wanted, and Summers said himself, "Feng, although your suggestions are very pragmatic from the environment you grow up and your judgment on the future development of the situation, in the long run, such suggestions will still have an adverse impact on the development of the market."

“I always think that those people, including Greenspan, should be responsible for the bad situation now, and if Wall Street is bailout, it would be equivalent to helping them shirk responsibility.
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