Jeffrey Sachs

A slowdown in the Chinese economy could have rippled effects across the globe, Columbia University's Dr. Jeffrey Sachs tells Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski. Sachs, fresh from a trip to China, discusses the country's economy. Bloomberg Businessweek's Josh Green join the conversation to discuss his latest piece on the president's attacks on Bain Capital.

Insight on the commentary made in a New York Times op-ed by a Goldman employee, with Jeffrey Sonnenfeld, Yale School of Management.

Top Talkers: Columbia University’s Dr. Jeffrey Sachs joins Morning Joe to talk about President Obama’s meeting with Senate Democratic leaders over his 2012 budget proposal, Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi and more.

Columbia University's Dr. Jeffrey Sachs and the White House's Carol Browner talks with Morning Joe about how the oil spill clean up is further hurting the environment.

Columbia University's Dr. Jeffrey Sachs and the White House's Carol Browner talks with Morning Joe about how the oil spill clean up is further hurting the environment.

Top Talkers: Columbia University’s Dr. Jeffrey Sachs joins Morning Joe to talk about President Obama’s meeting with Senate Democratic leaders over his 2012 budget proposal, Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi and more.

Goldman Sachs is the nation's most profitable Wall Street investment bank. Before, during and after the financial crisis, Goldman Sachs made billions. How? Jeffrey Sonn, an attorney who represents investors in securities fraud lawsuits against Wall Street banks, explains Goldman Sachs' influence and power.

Jeffrey Harte, of Sandler O'Neill, has 'buy' ratings on both Goldman Sachs and Citi even though they were recently downgraded by Bank of America Merrill Lynch.

Jeffrey Sachs, 'The Prices of Civilization' author, explains how a Greek default would break up the euro zone. 'Hesitation to act can bring down entire economies,' he says.

Grammy winner John Legend traveled to Mbola, Tanzania, a desperately poor village in eastern Africa, and found heroism in mere survival. Joining forces with economist Jeffrey Sachs, Legend's Show Me Campaign (http://www.showmecampaign.org) will help raise $1.5 million for the village and Sachs's Millennium Promise (http://www.millenniumpromise.org) - an initiative that helps to transform impoverished villages into self-sufficient communities. With his efforts in Mbloa, Legend tells PEOPLE: "Now they're growing more crops, making wine and preserves from fruit. They're helping themselves, rallying around each other."