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The global economy is bracing for turbulence in 2024, according to a UN report warning of inflation, inequality, and debt crises. The UN Conference on Trade and Development's 2023 Trade and Development Report compares the outlook to a 'slow-motion car crash' – and everyone’s invited .
What’s Driving the Slowdown?
Dr. Richard Kozul-Wright of UNCTAD flags rising living costs and a debt 'time bomb' hitting developing nations hardest. \"We’re seeing wealth funneled upward while billions struggle,\" he says, pointing to corporate profits eclipsing wage growth.
A Call for Bold Reforms
Tsinghua University’s Prof. Ju Jiandong argues for green tech investments and fairer trade rules: \"Band-Aid solutions won’t fix systemic cracks. We need policies as dynamic as TikTok trends.\" Both experts urge overhauling financial systems to prioritize people over profits.
Will 2024 be the year the world course-corrects? Stay tuned as policymakers face their ultimate stress test .
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\"We’re seeing wealth funneled upward while billions struggle,\" he says, pointing to corporate profits eclipsing wage growth.
\"Band-Aid solutions won’t fix systemic cracks. We need policies as dynamic as TikTok trends.\" Both experts urge overhauling financial systems to prioritize people over profits.
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