Boiling frog syndrome – true or alternative fact?


AS every banker and policy maker converge into Bali this weekend for the World Bank-IMF annual meetings, everyone is asking how should we all respond to the daily changes that the world seems to be going through at all levels?

Three authoritative reports suggest that things seem to look OK, but there is little room for complacency. On the two-three year horizon, more and more people are worried about a perfect storm in the financial markets, whilst the scientists are now saying that we have less than a decade to deal with global climate change.

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