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The year ahead will be an intense conflict between pain and gain.

Those are the paraphrased words of Breaking View's global editor, Peter Tal Larson, this week.

Indeed, as the U.S. launched an attack on Venezuela and captured its president, Nicholas Maduro,

a Russian-led war rages on in Ukraine.

And extreme optimism around the stocks of artificial intelligence stars continue to defy gravity.

It may seem like a fool's errand to try and figure out how the world is going to look in the year ahead. But that is

exactly what we've done at Breaking Views, and the end result is a sharp, insightful and thought-provoking

book, which is the focus of this week's Views Room. It's Amy. And it's Jonathan, and welcome

back to the Views Room, your weekly podcast that delves into the naughtiest issues in corporate finance, business and economics.

Amy, looking back over last year's predictions, because Brigham views does this exercise at the end of every year,

I think maybe it's worth taking a moment to pause and highlight what we got right and what we got wrong, right?

So last year, as predicted, President Trump did,

in fact, face a check from the markets when unveiling his all-out global trade war, and did,

at least in some measure, dial back a little. Uh, Germany's new chancellor relaxed the country's

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