Having returned from an America ‘in anarchy’, he believes the loss of global goodwill is going to stifle Donald Trump’s ambition
Ibec’s chief executive Danny McCoy say sentiment in the US is not good, and predicts global uncertainty will have hampered economic growth here
Ibec’s chief executive Danny McCoy say sentiment in the US is not good, and predicts global uncertainty will have hampered economic growth here
John Burns
Today at 03:30
Interviewing Danny McCoy of Ibec is an education. Over the course of an hour, he explains game theory, the move from stakeholder capitalism back to shareholder capitalism, and why businesses need a social licence to trade.
This doesn’t surprise us – after all, he’s taught economics in Oxford, Trinity College Dublin, and University College London. And like any good lecturer, McCoy makes the theory more digestible by sprinkling in metaphors, aphorisms, and quotations from James Carville and Michelle Obama.