LONDON: Is the world economy on the brink of another recession like the sudden slump of 1990, which threw 20 million workers out of their jobs even in western Europe, pushed commodity prices to their lowest level since the 1940s, shattered stock markets and currencies the world over and unseated apparently invincible politicians like Margaret Thatcher and George Bush?
LONDON: Is the world economy on the brink of another recession like the sudden slump of 1990, which threw 20 million workers out of their jobs even in western Europe, pushed commodity prices to their lowest level since the 1940s, shattered stock markets and currencies the world over and unseated apparently invincible politicians like Margaret Thatcher and George Bush?