Economic Growth

Predictions for the economy in 2019, dynamic cities and other top stories of the week 

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Adrian Monck
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Fork competition and possession rights. Welcome to blockchain economics.

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New Brazilian president bringing top ministers to Davos. (Bloomberg)

A darker mood awaits global leaders. An analysis of the upcoming Annual Meeting. (NPR)

A Nepalese head of government to attend Davos for the first time. (Nepali Sansar)

India set to become third-largest consumer market. Cites Forum report. (Financial Express)

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