1. He seems to have finished high-school for later to studied in bussines school.

While
here, he went overseas to the Amazon forest in Brazil with the Peace Corps and then he
was given a job as an economist in Boston where he went overseas while offering loans.
This would Benefit some people from the deal and others would be left with a debt; then
the same people were force to pay the debt by selling properties to the corporations.
Since his first job in Indonesia, he was then later promoted to chief economist and kept
moving around the globe to places such as: Ecuador and Panama.
2. Nowadays the development of new technologies has the aimed to help finish the work
in a more efficient way while making fast money. The speaker talks about companies that
only care about profits regardless of the enviromental wiplash, even though this is
currently happening, there are companies among this ones that try to make and effort to
help the enviroment and protect it. This sudden change in companies is called predatory
capitalism.

3.Yes, I agree because for the succes of political people or corporations they need our
support for it to happen and people just accept what they see; We don’t get the full
picture of what consequences we might get. So, as he continues to explain, we need to
change the rules and show them what we truly need; getting involve and sharing
information of the companies we consume from. This solution that he talks about is not
easy to achive; it needs the cooperation of the public and the goverment and time for it to
happen.