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Patrick Artus

Will growth in emerging countries (excluding China) remain strong when it is slowing in OECD countries?

Growth in OECD countries seems to be weakening in 2019. Will growth be resilient in emerging countries (excluding China)? That would lead investors to prefer emerging financial assets. We first look at the past: has growth in emerging countries been resilient to crises in OECD countries in the past? The answer is no . But we then analyse the mechanisms that could now keep growth strong in emerging countries when it is declining in OECD countries; these could, theoretically, be: Highly countercyclical economic policies; Strong domestic demand making up for the weakness of exports to the OECD; The small weight of emerging countries’ exports to the OECD in their GDP; The fairly high productivity gains in emerging countries.
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Patrick Artus

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