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Chief Economists Outlook: What's next for the global economy?

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Spencer Feingold

Digital Editor, World Economic Forum

Robin Pomeroy

Podcast Editor, World Economic Forum

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Christian Keller

Managing Director, Head of Economics Research, Barclays

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Geo-economics

Geo-economics, or the application of power politics by economic means, is a contest waged via global trade and investment rather than on a traditional battlefield. Countries have been increasingly participating in this form of active economic intervention by applying sanctions, export controls, and subsidies, while developing investment-screening mechanisms and data-localization measures. In general, there is a growing concern about the security risks posed by economic interdependence in terms of sovereignty and economic resilience. This convergence of economic and security thinking is placing added pressure on the norms and rules that have governed the global economy for decade...

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