A major problem: The allocation of global savings
Current account balances show that global savings are moving: From OPEC countries, Russia, the euro zone, China and Japan; To the United States, Latin America (including Mexico), the United Kingdom, Africa and India. This allocation of global savings is highly inefficient, as savings move from low-income to high-income countries. This anomaly stems from the fact that the United States is a very attractive destination for international capital, thanks to the weight of the new technology industry.