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5 charts on the future of the global economy 

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Global growth scenarios depend heavily on the course of the pandemic. Image: Unsplash/Prasesh Shiwakoti

Justin-Damien Guénette
Économiste senior, Groupe des perspectives de développement, Banque Mondiale
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