A bigger problem than recession?
More than faltering trade and investment, the biggest threats to world growth now include climate change and technology, said the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development for the first time. The intergovernmental research group — which usually sticks to growth forecasts — also stated that the new threats will require more than near-term fiscal and monetary solutions. Even trade issues will require more structural solutions than rolling back tariffs of the past two years, it said. Meanwhile, its global growth estimate slipped to 2.9% from 3% in September, and its U.S. outlook to 2.3% from 2.4%.
Industrial Design, electronics & software, Topleft Concepts Ltd
The article postulates that global market is in mood for real "revolutionary" policies, arguing that the current level of free-market and minor fixes are just not effective enough to deliver the right kind of growth.