Lekcija: Pasaules tautsaimniecības izaicinājumi un perspektīvas
NAMEPA.EXXON.FEB.2016-BURNS-final
1. Pathways to Sustainability
February 5th, 2016 7:30AM- 4:00PM Spring, TX
ExxonMobil Campus, SeaRiver Maritime, Inc.
Global Projections for Shipping
PROF. MARIA BURNS
Director, Center for Logistics & Transportation Policy, University of Houston
Lead of Education & Workforce Transition,
Center for Borders, Trade and Immigration Research
A Dept. of Homeland Security Center of Excellence
12. Pathways to Sustainability
Global Projections for Shipping
Global Economy: OIL PRICE Oversupply: * S.Arabia, Iraq, Libya * USA
Top Oil Producers (2015) Top Oil Consumers
Numbers represent actual production measured in thousands of
barrels of oil per day. Chart: Oil & Gas 360®, Data: EIA 2016.
13. Pathways to Sustainability
Global Projections for Shipping
Global Economy 2016
Sovereign Debt Crisis
• High Debt + Bubble economy = Limited Growth
Banking Crisis
• China: Troubled credit: over $5 trillion:
• Half the size of the country’s annual economic output.
China: Banking Crisis
• Troubled credit may exceed $5 trillion:
• Half the size of the country’s annual economic output.
14. Pathways to Sustainability
Global Projections for Shipping
Global Economy 2016
Eurozone
Sovereign Debt Crisis
• EU & IMF bail out (Portugal, Ireland, Italy, Greece & Spain)
• High Debt + Austerity Measures = Limited Growth
European banking Crisis
• Troubled credit: over $1 trillion in default loans.
• China's growth slowdown
• Oil Prices
• Negative interest rates affect Bank Stocks
• Half the size of the country’s annual economic output.
Migrant Crisis
• Change in population / income distribution
• EU Budget allocation; health & humanitarian expenditure
16. Center for Logistics and Transportation Policy
(Research & Training)
Prof. Maria G. Burns, Lead Auditor, HSQE
US Coast Guard Aux. Hon. Member
Director, Center for Logistics &Transportation Policy
University of Houston | College of Technology
Lead of Education &WorkforceTransition,
Center for Borders,Trade and Immigration Research
A Dept. of Homeland Security Center of Excellence
Office: 713-743-1194 | Cell: 832-663-2746 |
mburns2@uh.edu | www.tech.uh.edu
Thank You !