Geo-economics
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Central banks are raising interest rates to tackle high inflation - but will it work? Two economic experts explain the tough choices policy-makers face.
Abhinav Chugh
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.
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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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Los grandes temas a abordar en Davos 2022: 5 expertos explican
El Foro preguntó a expertos sobre los temas que merecen más atención en la reunión de Davos 2022. Los primeros en la lista son la guerra en Ucrania, el COVID-19 y el cambio de la influenc...
Davos 2022
The biggest issues to discuss at Davos 2022? 5 experts explain
The Forum asked experts about issues meriting the most attention at Davos 2022 meeting. High on the list: war, COVID-19, and shifting global influence.
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Las sanciones económicas se han utilizado como herramienta de guerra durante siglos. Su principal objetivo es disuadir de un mal comportamiento y obligar a un cambio de conducta en los Es...
Geo-economics
What do sanctions help achieve? An expert explains
Economic sanctions have been used as a tool of war for centuries. Their main objective is to deter bad behaviour and enforce behavioural change in targeted states.
Taxes
The Biscay Model: innovation in taxation could advance the SDGs. An expert explains
Taxation is a powerful tool to mobilize resources, redistribute wealth and promote sustainability. We outline how the Biscay Model is advancing the SDGs.
The Ocean
How coral resilience can improve ocean conservation – Experts explain
A Nobel-winning stock market theory is being used to pick 50 reefs as ‘sanctuaries’ to survive climate crisis and revive coral elsewhere.
Energy
What are low-carbon emitting technologies? An expert explains
Low-carbon emitting technologies such as carbon capture, utilization and storage (CCUS), hydrogen, solar photovoltaics, etc can enable the net-zero transition. We need to create the marke...
Ageing and Longevity
The 100-year life is here. How can we meet the challenges of longevity? An expert explains
Humans are projected to live longer and longer - how can we change our outlook on work, caretaking and education to adapt? Stanford's Martha Deevy explains.
Hydrogen
What is green hydrogen and why do we need it? An expert explains
Current momentum on green hydrogen is unprecedented. Green hydrogen derived from water electrolysis using renewable electricity can help us achieve net zero emissions
COVID-19
Global cooperation is crucial for pathogen detection. The scientist who discovered the Omicron variant explains why
Tulio de Oliveira, the scientist who alerted the WHO about the Omicron variant, proposes how to support countries to build genomic surveillance capabilities.
Workforce and Employment
What is 'The Great Resignation'? An expert explains
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Biotechnology
How can technological advancements in synthetic biology benefit everyone? An expert explains
An ideal bioeconomy policy agenda needs to be established so that everyone can benefit from the latest advancements made in synthetic biology, expert says.