ダボス世界経済会議では、世界の経済には楽観的見方が多数
Davos ve el vaso global medio lleno
Las empresas españolas son más optimistas sobre el futuro de la economía mundial
Los países emergentes pierden protagonismo
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Alicia González Davos (Suiza) 22 ENE 2014 - 00:00 CET
Davos see the glass half full overall
Spanish companies are more optimistic about the future of the world economy
Emerging countries lose prominence
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Alicia Gonzalez Davos (Switzerland) 22 JAN 2014 - 00:00 CET
Already said last week the managing director of the International Monetary Fund ( IMF) , Christine Lagarde : "Optimism is in the air ." And so begins this year's World Economic Forum in Davos (Switzerland ) , who wants to verify the improvement in the global economy and the renewed prominence in charge she developed countries. "Two or three years ago , developing countries received all the attention and seemed to be the answer to all the problems of the global economy. But now the global economy grows and does so without them and there are many questions emerging leaders about what they plan to do to correct the situation , "said Nariman Behravesh , chief economist at IHS consultant and a stalwart of Davos in the past five years .
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It is a clear difference from the trend of recent years and explains the large presence of the delegations of Brazil and Mexico in this edition , with their presidents Dilma Rousseff and Enrique Peña Nieto at the head of their respective delegations . In contrast, the Spanish government only sends Industry Minister Jose Manuel Soria , which is just a few hours in the forum, although, in general , European leaders have reduced their presence in this edition , to be attended by some 40 heads of State and Government and a total of more than 2,500 executives worldwide. Despite what anyone says IMF aires , optimism is on neighborhoods and that is reflected in business sentiment . According to the global survey of CEOs, who filed Tuesday in Davos PriceWaterhouseCoopers , 50% of Spanish managers relies on an improving global economy , compared to an overall average of 44% . Things change if we talk about their respective businesses. Only 23 % of the top Spanish managers are very confident in the future of their business, compared to 39 % worldwide. In both cases progress over the previous year , which does not happen with Latin American executives , rising from 53 % to 43 % , or Indians , where optimistic business go from 63% to 49 % are recorded .
It is the new world that is emerging at the exit of the crisis and referred to by the World Economic Forum in its theme this year Redesigning the world : implications for society, politics and business. The forum wants to transfer the message that now that the crisis is behind us, we must return to address issues that were buried by the urgency to save the global economy from the abyss. If we ignore the weight gain issues on the agenda this year in Davos , inequality , health and climate change have become a place in the discussion of the elite gathered at the Swiss resort are given . Are the risks that identifies the organization for the next 12 months, only the recipes come to be the same. "There is a contradiction bet on the liberalization of labor markets and denounce the growing income inequality . In the short term , it may be painful, but will generate more long-term growth, " Behravesh repeats as if the five years of the greatest financial crisis of the last three generations had passed in vain .
The opening of the forum on Tuesday told a special message from Pope Francisco participants , whose responsibility appealed to the fragile , weak and vulnerable , and who requested decided to end poverty measures .
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