Published Nov 17, 2021

David Rubenstein on Private Equity, Public Art, and Philanthropy | Conversations with Tyler

Tyler Cowen engages David Rubenstein, co-founder of The Carlyle Group, in a lively discussion on the future of private equity, the crucial role of government in arts funding, and the impactful power of philanthropy within one's lifetime. Rubenstein offers critical insights on everything from the sustainability of private equity performance to advocating for diverse representation in art collections.

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Art and Cultural InvestmentsDavid Rubenstein critiques the American arts funding system, advocating for more government support to reduce reliance on philanthropy. He also highlights the enduring cultural importance of art museums and the need for diverse representation in their collections.

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Philanthropy PhilosophyDavid Rubenstein discusses the transformative power of philanthropy, emphasizing the benefits of giving during one's lifetime. He shares his criteria for donations and the broader societal impact of philanthropic efforts.

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