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The Graphic Truth: The majors least likely to get you a job out of college
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The Graphic Truth: The majors least likely to get you a job out of college

A rising number of US college graduates are having trouble securing jobs, but some degrees are better than others.

World faces "lost decade" of economic growth, says World Bank economist
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World faces "lost decade" of economic growth, says World Bank economist

The World Bank predicts that the global economy now faces a decade of lost growth, in part due to an older workforce and lower productivity. Is the way out of the looming doldrums to have a young population like Nigeria? Yes, but those countries will need help from wealthy nations to invest in things like education to reap the benefits of their demographic dividend, World Bank deputy chief economist Ayhan Kose tells GZERO's Tony Maciulis at the World Bank/IMF spring meetings in Washington, DC.

Why the world is more optimistic about AI than the US
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Why the world is more optimistic about AI than the US

As AI adoption expands around the world, a new Gallup-Microsoft survey reveals a striking divide in how people feel about the technology.

Global economy headed to a recession
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Global economy headed to a recession

Most of the global economy is more likely than not headed toward a recession in 2023. But don't only blame it on inflation and Russia's war in Ukraine. The economic slowdown face this year "is an acceleration of already structural problems around growth, that really started before the pandemic," renowned global economist, Dambisa Moyo tells Ian Brememr on GZERO World.

Welcome to the global economy in 2023
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Welcome to the global economy in 2023

How could the most robust global economy in human history get stuck in a sticky inflation trap? The good news: From a historical perspective, the best time to be alive is ... right now. But the bad news is that there are real problems ahead. The main one is inflation, which is not going away anytime soon and will drive a lot of the economic doom and gloom for 2023. Ian Bremmer explains on GZERO World.

The unintended effect of US-China economic breakup
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The unintended effect of US-China economic breakup

The US and China are moving into creating separate economic worlds for each other. That won't be easy because the two economies are closely linked. Unlike with Russia, which the West has almost completely isolated after invading Ukraine, we can't simply stop trade with China, renowned economist Dambisa Moyo tells Ian Bremmer on GZERO World.

Why China is leading economically: infrastructure, energy, & tech
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Why China is leading economically: infrastructure, energy, & tech

Most of the global economy is more likely than not headed toward a recession in 2023. But don't only blame it on inflation and Russia's war in Ukraine. The economic slowdown face this year "is an acceleration of already structural problems around growth, that really started before the pandemic," renowned economist Dambisa Moyo tells Ian Bremmer on GZERO World.

Struggling for economic progress as global recession looms in 2023
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Struggling for economic progress as global recession looms in 2023

What's in store for the global economy in 2023? Well, it's not going to be pretty. A raging war in Europe, sky-high inflation, and an unstable China will create strong economic headwinds in the year to come. But it's not all doom and gloom. Ian Bremmer looks at the state of the global economy in this new year with renowned global economist, Dambisa Moyo, to put it all into perspective on GZERO World.

People buying food in China | GZERO World with Ian Bremmer - the podcast
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Podcast: China's economic head start & a world accelerating into recession

Listen: What's in store for the global economy in 2023? Well, it's not going to be pretty. A raging war in Europe, sky-high inflation, and an unstable China will create strong economic headwinds in the year to come. But it’s not all doom and gloom. Globalization has brought prosperity to billions worldwide. And in the United States, the economy has made it out of the pandemic remarkably well. On the GZERO World podcast, Ian Bremmer speaks to renowned global economist, Dambisa Moyo, who says global inflation is not going anywhere, as the likelihood of a worldwide recession looms large.

Emerging markets most vulnerable to recession and political discontent
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Emerging markets most vulnerable to recession and political discontent

Inflation shockwaves is Eurasia Group's top geopolitical risk No. 4 for 2023. But who is most vulnerable to the effects of rising interest rates and a looming global recession? Emerging markets. Why? For Rob Kahn, managing director for geo-economics at Eurasia Group, these countries are in deep trouble because they have higher debt and more subject to sudden stops of capital flows that'll make it harder for them to pay for stuff. Not to mention that the pandemic has killed any fiscal monetary policy space they had before COVID.

The risk of a global recession has gone up, says IMF Chief
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The risk of a global recession has gone up, says IMF Chief

Kristina Georgieva, Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund, says the risk of a global recession has gone up due to three major reasons: the big global economies are slowing down, inflation is speeding up, and the world’s global order is fragmenting. She shares her perspective on the economic challenges facing the world in a conversation with Ian Bremmer on GZERO World.