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The ongoing digital movement has enormous potential to increase productivity with inclusive growth - in e-commerce, research in China, etc., shows the average distance between buyers and sellers is 1,000 kilometres now while in the offline world, this is five kilometres. Further, three scientific and technological transformations are occurring, which will shape a changed world with new rules.Ĭan you tell us about these transformations? The power of labour in a supply-constrained economy is rising, adding to the shift.

The second factor is, labour market behaviour has changed - many industries are having trouble recruiting with young people preferring to work in hybrid mode and many in stressful or dangerous jobs not wanting to return to these. This is much less powerful now while the global economy is much bigger, with millions of new consumers in emerging markets expanding the demand side. Supply is constrained since a good part of the deflationary environment seen over earlier years came from a burst of productive capacity in emerging economies which were entering the global market. Now, that’s changed and quite suddenly - today, supply is the problem. This was mostly a demand-constrained economy. The first is, we had a long deflationary environment during the pandemic with relatively little inflationary pressure. Several things are occurring at the same time - when you add them up, economically, it makes for a different world. Why do you say the global economy is undergoing a form of ‘regime change’ today?

Speaking to Srijana Mitra Das, he discusses profound economic changes taking place worldwide - and the factors driving these: Michael Spence is a Nobel Laureate and professor of economics emeritus at Stanford University.