the world’s poorest, and those in the 70th to the 95th percentiles from the bottom, who are the middle- to lower-income groups in high-income countries. Thus, a globally beneficial rise in real ...

Historical precedents show examples of governments turning to foreign ... commissioned by the telecom and real estate company Sacom. Similarly, SOM has worked on multiple master planning projects ...

Over the last 30-plus years, the world experienced a bull market in stocks, bonds and real estate owing to the advent of globalization and the ensuing low inflation and low real interest rates.

He starts by identifying the winners from “high globalization”—the middle classes in emerging Asia and the global super-rich. The big loser is the middle class in the developed world. He notes that as ...