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Outlook for 2016: What’s in store?
When the cycle turns, longer-term trends – such as lower productivity growth and structural inefficiencies – portend a permanent shift to a low-growth, low-inflation global economy, but there are many months for this to play out.
Eric Knutzen is chief investment officer, multi-asset class investments, Neuberger Berman
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