World horizons and policies – Chemins – ✍️ Dr Najla Hussein Al -Makabrabi
Global growth is expected to decrease after stable performance, although disappointing, in the midst of new policies and doubts. Global inflation should decrease more, despite increasing adjustments in certain countries. Risks tend to expect. The climbing of trade tensions and increased uncertainty caused by politics can hinder growth. The evolution of policies can lead to a sudden tightening of global financial conditions and capital flows abroad, affecting in particular emerging markets. Demographic transformations threaten financial sustainability, while the recent cost of high living can re-insignify social disturbances. The absence of international development aid can push countries with low income towards more debts, which endangers living standards. At this critical stage, policies must be calibrated to improve international cooperation while guaranteeing internal economic stability, which helps reduce global imbalances.
To talk about the rise of the silver economy, we see that
The global effects of population aging with the aging of the world’s population, global economies are witness to major demographic transformations with deep repercussions. We explore the rise in “money economy” and we focus on the spread of healthy aging and its impact on labor markets, broader economic impact of demographic changes and the role of targeted policies in the attenuation of the negative effects of aging. Analysis reveals that if the aging of the population constitutes challenges such as slowdown in growth and the increase in financial pressures, healthy aging trends offer a positive aspect by improving the work of labor, prolonging practical life and improving productivity. We highlight the importance of policies that support healthy aging, increase the participation of elderly in labor and help to fill the gaps between the sexes. By taking advantage of these strategies, countries can exploit the capacities of money economy to improve growth and reconstruct financial margins in the light of demographic challenges.
To discover intersections and travel, we note that the indirect effects of immigration and refugees policies
The movement of migrants and refugees has become a fixed subject of public debate. Here, we examine how the changes in the rigor of immigrant and refugee policies can modify the travel routes and the legal paths that people choose to follow in economies and between them. For example, the strictest policies can transform people’s flows into new destinations. These savings can face short -term challenges due to the pressure on local services, but ultimately, they benefit in the long term. The costs are probably more serious because the challenges of the integration of new expatriates are greater – especially in emerging markets and development economies – and their skills are not well compatible with the needs of the local labor market. Advantages can be made earlier by improving investments in infrastructure and encouraging the development of the private sector. International cooperation can also help distribute more equitable short -term costs among economies.
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