Global Economy
Reports
2017
Jun
1
Past Event
The Trump era: New trends in Sino-U.S. economics and trade
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Beijing, China
2017
May
16
Past Event
New global and regional trends: Political and economic implications for Latin America
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Washington, DC
2017
May
3
Past Event
The quest for financial stability a decade after the onset of the global financial crisis
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Washington, DC
Nader Kabbani
Director of Research - Brookings Doha Center
Senior Fellow - Global Economy and Development
Brahima Sangafowa Coulibaly
Senior Fellow - Global Economy and Development
Director - Africa Growth Initiative
There's a far greater concentration of wealth than there is a concentration of income. And that actually has quite a separate effect and impact on the economy.
The pace of economic globalization may slow, but this isn’t necessarily cause for great concern; the “bicycle theory” that globalization must continually be marching forward lest it come to a crashing halt is a cute metaphor, but there is little empirical evidence to suggest it’s true
