CBAC Economics and Public Policy - Egypt and Its Ripple Effects

Chicago Booth Alumni Club of Chicago

March 2, 2011: 12:00 PM - 1:15 PM

How far will the revolt in Egypt go and how far will it spread? What are the long term repercussions to the region and to the world? We will be discussing the ripple effects of Egypt on regional and global economics and public policy at our March meeting. This promises to be a highly interesting and timely discussion.

Where

CharterMast Partners, LLC
12th Floor Boardroom
11 S. LaSalle St.
Chicago, Illinois

Event Details

Two to three articles short articles (2-3 pages each) will be posted on the registration page a week or so before the event to help inform you on the topic so you can participate more fully in the discussion.

The Upheaval in Egypt: An end or a beginning?, The Economist, Feb 3rd 2011, Cairo

We will be posting additional articles as we get closer to the date as the situation is in flux.

Cost

$15 Chicago Booth Alumni Club Members and Guests, Chicago Booth Students
$20 Non-Members
Includes Box Lunch

Registration

Deadline: 3/1/2011

Program

12:00 PM-1:15 PM: Box Lunch Included

Questions

Elizabeth Bleakley, '02
VP Continuing Education
312.636.6684

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