Contents
Executive summary
1 Adapting to uncertainty
Weak growth amid a disruptive new reality
Regional divergence
2 Towards a new global economic order
3 Diverging pathways: growth in a fragmented global economy
Contributors
Endnotes
Disclaimer
Related
The global economy is “undergoing one of its most turbulent periods in decades,” according to a recent World Economic Forum (WEF) report, with geopolitical instability, trade realignments, and technological advancements accelerating a reconfiguration of the economic order.
It notes that almost nine in 10 of surveyed chief economists foresee growth in advanced economies depending primarily on access to technology and know-how, but they expect developing countries to continue to depend more on capital and natural resources.
Ahead of the WEF annual meeting next January, its president and CEO Børge Brende spoke to CNN at the Doha Forum, in Qatar, about the challenges facing the global economy.
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