Financial crises frequently originate locally, but they rapidly disseminate globally. The collapse of a single banking sector, currency, or debt market can cause shockwaves that disrupt economies on the other side of the globe. **No country is genuinely isolated** in our deeply interconnected financial system, and no recovery is complete unless it is **coordinated**. The question is not whether or ...
The world economy is currently at a critical juncture in the aftermath of recent global financial shocks, which may have been precipitated by pandemics, conflicts, inflation, or supply chain disruptions. Rebuilding is not merely a matter of restoring the pre-crisis status quo; it is a process of **reimagining a more sustainable, equitable, and resilient global economic system**. The task is ...