GDP-per-person growth reportedly slowed by at least half in places home to about 3.3 billion people
The Economist compares growth in the decade to 2024 with the previous ten years and describes the slowdown as a threat to global living standards.
TLDR
About 3.3 billion people—more than two in five worldwide—live in places where GDP per person grew half as fast or less in the decade to 2024 than in the previous ten years, The Economist reports. The publication describes the slowdown as a threat to global living standards.
Combined views
30.9K
1 Source, first seen 9d ago
11 likes4 comments5 saves7 reposts