Despite global economic headwinds, international institutions — often with exclusively economic missions —are increasingly sliding their priorities out of whack. That’s a real disservice, as the world needs economic remedies to the global malaise.
World economic growth in 2019 was the slowest since the GFC, the trade environment is more turbulent, and there appears no end to sluggish productivity.
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