Will slow growth and inflation lead to stagflation? Economist Greg Daco speaks to Radio Davos
The global economy is in a period of slowdown combined with inflation - does that mean the dreaded 'stagflation' is inevitable? We ask economist Greg Daco.
Abhinav manages the World Economic Forum Expert Network - a network of over 3,000 leading global experts contributing insight and knowledge to emerging global issues, industries, and economies. He also manages the content for the Forum Strategic Intelligence platform - the Forum's flagship systems thinking intelligence tool being leveraged by global leaders and policymakers. Abhinav studied Economic Anthropology and Development Management at the London School of Economics and Political Science and grew up in New Delhi and Mumbai, India.
The global economy is in a period of slowdown combined with inflation - does that mean the dreaded 'stagflation' is inevitable? We ask economist Greg Daco.
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