Capital Economics at 25
How the global economy has changed since our founding, and what to expect in the coming 25 years
In this exclusive report, our senior economists identify the five key themes which have dominated the global economy over the past 25 years – and show how they will continue to shape the next 25.
- The evolution of macro forces such as inflation and productivity;
- How geopolitics is back as a driver of global economic outcomes;
- How the last 25 years have been bookended by equity market bubbles.
Five themes from the past – and for the next – quarter century
Paul Dales joined Capital Economics in its earliest days. In this video, he explains how the company, the market for macro insight and the global economy have changed in the past 25 years – but also how some things have stayed the same.
Listen to Capital Economics founder Roger Bootle discuss the origins of the company, economic history, monetarism and much more in this episode of the podcast ‘A Long Time in Finance’
From the archives
One of the earliest Capital Economics reports walked clients through the macroeconomic consequences of a housing market slowdown