Many regions of the global economy are expected to face difficult times in the coming years, with 2023 predicted to be the toughest year economically since the late 1970s. As a result, some countries will experience a "growth recession" in 2023 that will last until well into 2024.
Governments worldwide have a long way to go before business and consumer confidence can be restored.
The big question is, how much worse will things get? And crucially, what opportunities and hopes can we look for in the future of the global economy?
Join Professor Joe Nellis, leading economist and Deputy Dean of Cranfield School of Management, as he shares his insight into the global economy, discussing key influential factors and identifying the emerging trends for recovery.
Speakers
Professor Joe Nellis is Professor of Global Economy specialising in global macroeconomics, business environmental analysis, strategic thinking and management development. He teaches across the full range of the School's portfolio including the Full-time and Executive MBA, General and Customised Management programmes. He is the longest serving member of the School of Management's Executive Board. He also holds Visiting Professorial appointments at various universities in Germany, Belgium, Austria, the Netherlands, Hungary, the USA and Ghana.