Global Future Council on the Future of Growth
Global Future Council on the Future of Growth
Description
The calculus for growth has changed in developing and advanced economies alike, amid economic shocks, geopolitical tensions, the urgency of the green transition and the need for a new social contract. How should countries grow in the future, to transform the growth we have into the growth we want - and need?
Co-Chairs
Laura Alfaro, Professor, Business, Government and International Economy Unit, Harvard Business School
Masood Ahmed, President, Center for Global Development
Council Manager
Sriharsha Masabathula, Lead, Economic Growth, Revival and Transformation, World Economic Forum
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How can we transform the economic growth we have into the growth we want?
The world has to shift away from these patterns of GDP generation towards ones that prioritize innovative, inclusive, sustainable and resilient economic growth.
ケアエコノミーへの配慮が、成長と幸福の鍵である理由とは
無給のケアワークを有給にした場合、その額は世界のGDPの9％に相当する一方、ケアエコノミーの社会的・経済的価値は、ほとんど認識されないままです。公平かつ持続可能な成長を実現するため、マクロ経済、政策、文化の各レベルにおいて、包括的なアプローチを用いてケアエコノミーを優先させる必要があります。
Por qué dar prioridad a la economía del cuidado es clave para el crecimiento y el bienestar
Si se compensara el trabajo de cuidado no remunerado, representaría el 9% del PIB global. A pesar de su importancia, sigue siendo en su mayoría invisible.
How will returns to growth be shared amid industrial policy, ageing and automation
Economic disruptions are prompting governments to rethink economic policy, with demographic shifts and automation impacting growth models and inequality.
Do we have the workforce for the growth we want?
The world needs to look at how it can better balance the needs of both employers and workers to increase productivity across all sectors and industries.
Demographic shifts: How to steer towards economic growth
Many countries face challenges due to an ageing population. For improved growth, we should focus on innovation, inclusivity, sustainability and resilience.
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