Slower Economic Growth in the Future as a Result of the Financial Crisis

How much slower? I don't know. But it will be slower. 0.2% per year? 0.1% per year?



We are live at the Economist:




Will the financial crisis and its aftermath lower the world economy's potential rate of growth?:




Yes, largely because central bankers will behave differently



Brad DeLong our guest wrote on Jul 14th 2010, 12:56 GMT
I THINK that the answer has to be yes.



The net result of the financial crisis will be that the world's average unemployment rate and level of capacity...

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