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Patrick Artus

A sharp slowdown in global potential growth awaits: What consequences?

Global potential growth is going to fall considerably under the effect of the weakening of productivity gains and population ageing. What are the likely consequences? A significant decrease in global CO 2 emissions; A fall in commodity prices; Due to population ageing, weak per capita income; Debt strains , due to the difficulty of reducing debt ratios.

16/09/2020 5 EN

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