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2012 would be crucial in shaping the economic Iuture, a report has said. It predicted that developing nations, expanding by 5. Percent in 2012 and 5. Percent in 2013, would be major drivers oI growth. The report also said high unemployment, particularly in developed countries, is adversely aIIecting growth.
2012 would be crucial in shaping the economic Iuture, a report has said. It predicted that developing nations, expanding by 5. Percent in 2012 and 5. Percent in 2013, would be major drivers oI growth. The report also said high unemployment, particularly in developed countries, is adversely aIIecting growth.
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2012 would be crucial in shaping the economic Iuture, a report has said. It predicted that developing nations, expanding by 5. Percent in 2012 and 5. Percent in 2013, would be major drivers oI growth. The report also said high unemployment, particularly in developed countries, is adversely aIIecting growth.
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United Nations, Dec 2 (ANI): The global economy is at a risk oI Iacing another major
downturn, a report has suggested.
The 2012 World Economic Situation and Prospects (WESP) report, which complied by UN economists, said 2012 would be crucial in shaping the economic Iuture. "The situation in the world is rather grim. We have a situation where we may well be at risk oI a double dip. In any case, it is very likely that there will be Iurther slowdown," UN Assistant Secretary-General Jomo Kwame Sundaram said. The report predicted three possible scenarios Ior the global economy in Iuture: a baseline projection, as well as optimistic and pessimistic projections. It predicted that developing nations, expanding by 5.4 percent in 2012 and 5.8 percent in 2013, would be major drivers oI growth, Xinhua reports These Iigures, however, indicate a slowdown Irom earlier growth Iigures. The report also said high unemployment, particularly in developed countries, is adversely aIIecting growth, and added Iiscal austerity measures that have been passed in response to high public debt in developed countries were partly responsible Ior the cause. The report said additional Iiscal stimulus could help counter the crisis. "II there's no more Iiscal stimulus there's no other Iactor that will keep up the demand, particularly in developed countries, " Sundaram said, adding that without stimulus, unemployment may grow and economic growth may decrease, which would only make national debt problems worse. The report calls on countries to eIIectively coordinate their eIIorts to counter global economic problems. (ANI)