New Global Economic Order

Conversation with Geopolitics in Conflict with Dr David Oualaalou

“Over the last few decades, the global economy has undergone a significant evolutionary transformation. Post-World War II, the global economic structure was primarily divided into two main parts: the economy revolving around the union and common markets, and the global economy dominated by the United States. The U.S. economy once represented over 50% of global GDP, playing a hegemonic role in global economic governance. However, over the past 30 years, this centralized economic system has shifted towards a more decentralized and distributed global economic network. This transition has brought about both opportunities and challenges, particularly for regions experiencing high growth. Politically, the benefits of a centralized system have waned, and the evolution towards a decentralized global economy continues to shape the economic landscape.”

Against this backdrop, I joined David and Elizabeth to discuss historic and contemporary dynamics. I hope you find it thought provoking and informative.