These Are the New Global Economy Drivers and Disrupters

The video discusses the impact of disruptive forces like technology, protectionism, and climate change on global economies. It highlights the challenges and opportunities for emerging markets to leapfrog in technology and adapt to new economic realities. The report examines 114 economies, focusing on traditional growth drivers and disruptive forces. The discussion also covers the implications of protectionism on trade, particularly for countries like Vietnam, and the evolving global order where Asia is becoming a significant player in manufacturing for its own market.

What are some traditional drivers of economic growth mentioned in the text?

How do disruptive forces like automation and climate change impact emerging economies?

In what ways can emerging markets potentially 'leapfrog' traditional development paths?

What role does protectionism play in the context of global trade according to the discussion?

What implications does the new global order have for manufacturing companies?