Opportunities and Risks in the Global Economy
Martin Wolf
Abstract
Martin Wolf
Abstract
After 9/11, many felt that globalisation was a 'goner'. Martin Wolf explains why, six years on, the world economy is still going strong. The conditions and the economic aspects of globalisation are explained in this article. Productivity performances and the integration of the world economy is shown with the help of statistical information. Adapted from Martin Wolf's CEDA address, Opportunity and Risks in the Global Economy, in Melbourne on 4 September 2007.
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After 9/11, many felt that globalisation was a 'goner'. Martin Wolf explains why, six years on, the world economy is still going strong. The conditions and the economic aspects of globalisation are explained in this article. Productivity performances and the integration of the world economy is shown with the help of statistical information. Adapted from Martin Wolf's CEDA address, Opportunity and Risks in the Global Economy, in Melbourne on 4 September 2007.
Key concepts: Globalization, World economy, Productivity, Information economy, Economy, Economics, Business, Market economy