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Patrick Artus

OECD: Destruction of growth due to misallocation of capital

We believe that the OECD's growth is weakened by capital allocation that is often negative for growth: Use of savings to finance current government spending (welfare benefits, etc.) and not public investment; Capital left in inefficient companies ("zombie companies") which survive only because of very low interest rates; A corporate investment structure (between new technologies, equipment other than new technologies, construction) giving priority to "conventional" investments; Skewing of the economic structure towards unsophisticated services. A growth strategy would redirect savings and capital towards the sectors of the future.
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Patrick Artus

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