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CLASS CNBC ore 20:50 del 17 marzo 2017 – Intervista a Roberto Crapelli

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    • 17 March 2017
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    • 17 March 2017
    Evento correlatoAssessing risk: business in global disorder

    In taking stock of prevailing business conditions, the participants at this international conference characterized the global economic climate as one marked by a high level of volatility, with closer interconnections and shorter cycles than in the past. While the juggernaut of emerging markets has suffered somewhat of a slowdown, the United States has come out of the crisis that broke in 2008 in better shape than other advanced economies – particularly Europe, though it too has bounced back to near potential growth levels.