The world economy has stabilised and is at last showing signs of renewed growth. But governments and businesses around the globe face an uphill struggle - not simply to restore growth and jobs lost during the recent recession, but to identify the new economic motors that can drive accelerated expansion in output, incomes and jobs over the next decade.
This research paper from Criticaleye Affiliate, Accenture, applies two distinct lenses through which to view future growth opportunities - a sectoral view and a macroeconomic view - and identifies four new waves of growth for economies:
- the silver economy
- the resource economy
- the multi-technology future
- the emerging-markets surge
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