CLEAN : IMF warns of protectionist threat to global growth

The video discusses the impact of economic measures and rapid domestic credit growth on global economies. It highlights the disappointing US growth in 2016, partially offset by positive developments in Europe and Japan. The video also explores political movements in richer countries that blame globalization for economic issues and prefer isolation over engagement. It concludes with the consequences of prolonged low growth, which has led to political repercussions and further global economic challenges.

What are some measures mentioned that could impact economic growth predictions?

• Increased taxation

• Schooling and rapid domestic credit growth

• Reduction in exports

• Decrease in foreign investments

Which regions showed positive economic surprises in 2016?

• Africa and South America

• Europe and Japan

• Middle East and Asia

• Australia and Canada

How did US growth in 2016 compare to expectations?

• It exceeded expectations

• It was not measured

• It was disappointing but offset by other regions

• It matched expectations

What was the political response in richer countries to economic challenges?

• Encouraging immigration

• Increased foreign aid

• Blaming globalization and seeking economic isolation

• Promoting free trade agreements

What is a consequence of low growth and unequal benefit distribution?

• Higher global growth

• Increased global cooperation

• Stability in global markets

• Political repercussions that may further depress growth