From WSJopinion: The global economy is facing dangerously slow growth of 2% or lower. As I near the end of my term as World Bank president, I’m discouraged by the lack of resolve and action, writes DavidMalpassWBG.
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The global economy is facing dangerously slow growth of 2% or lower. As I near the end of my term as World Bank president, I’m discouraged by the lack of resolve and action. I worry that slow growth may persist for years.Continue reading your article with
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