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THE risk that some of the world's major economies may fall back into recession is foremost among executives' concerns, according to research by the Economist Intelligence Unit.
When presented with a series of 11 potential risks to the economy over the next six months, almost one-third of the 680 respondents to a global survey point to double-dip recession as the biggest, ahead of sovereign debt default (20%), market volatility (10%) and weak governance (9%).See the full content of this document
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Executives Fear a Double-Dip Recession, Especially Those in North America
North American and Asia-Pacific respondents are most concerned about the possibility that the economy...
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