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Episode 44

Udgivet 14/04/2023

Hvordan står det til med verdensøkonomien?

Podcast med Dr. Ira Kalish, Chief Global Economist for Deloitte

I øjeblikket er der så mange faktorer i spil, at den globale udvikling er umulig at forudsige. Men som dagens gæst – Deloittes globale cheføkonom Ira Kalish – udtrykker det: ”Frem for at komme med en stålsat forudsigelse er det sommetider bedre at fremlægge nogle plausible scenarier og tildele dem nogle subjektive sandsynligheder.” Og netop det forsøger vi i denne særlige udgave af Small Great Nation-podcasten, hvor vi stiller skarpt på de store trends i verden lige nu: inflation, populisme, teknologi, mangel på arbejdskraft, energikrise samt udviklingen i USA, Kina og Danmark.

 

Vært: Anders Dons, Nordisk CEO for Deloitte
Gæst: Dr. Ira Kalish, Chief Global Economist for Deloitte

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