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Authors@Google: Vince Cable Vince Cable MP, Deputy Leader of the Liberal Democrats, visits the Google London office to speak about his recent book: "The Storm: The World Economic Crisis and what it means". This talk took place on 29th August 2009, as part of the Authors@Google series. Dr Cable read Natural Science and Economics at Cambridge University, followed by a PhD at Glasgow University. From 1990 he worked for Shell International and from 1995 was Shell's Chief Economist. . He has also been head of the economics programme at Chatham House and since becoming an MP, has been appointed a fellow of Nuffield College, Oxford and at the LSE. Dr Cable is credited by many as having predicted, to a certain extent, the current global financial crisis. He is coming in to talk about the causes, effects and way out of the current crisis.
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