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Under the second scenario, China’s leaders fail to rein in credit growth, mainly because highly leveraged local governments, well-connected real-estate developers, and state-owned enterprises (SOEs) successfully resist policies that would cut off their access to financing and force them into insolvency.
Second, Chinese growth will fall under either scenario.
In the first scenario, China becomes caught in a middle-income trap, with per capita GDP stuck at 30% of America’s – an outcome that has characterized Latin America’s five largest economies since at least 1960, and Malaysia since 1994.
In the second, more favorable scenario, China’s per capita GDP would reach 80% of America’s – higher than the 70% average rate for the five largest Western European countries since 1960 – and its economic strength relative to the US would amount to roughly 2.8.
And, because Puerto Rico is not in any ordinary recession, it is not enough (or even appropriate) to analyze what to expect in the best-case scenario.
By contrast, European authorities refuse to test the scenario that the market currently fears most: losses on loans to banks and governments on Europe’s periphery.
In the second scenario, the government runs a fiscal deficit of 10% of GDP, of which 5% is overtly financed with central-bank money, and the authorities make an explicit commitment that this increase will be permanent.
A more prosperous and rapidly growing America – a scenario in which the rest of the world has a vital interest – hangs in the balance.
For Russia, a new treaty would allow it to live with the hitherto nightmare scenario of Ukrainian accession to NATO; as long as the pact remained in force, Ukraine’s membership would have no military consequences.
Perhaps, but the more likely scenario is continued stagnation in the US and Europe and a more accelerated shift in economic power toward Asia.
The Reference Scenario – in which no new policies are introduced – in the International Energy Agency’s 2008 World Energy Outlook sees annual global primary energy demand growing 1.6% on average up to 2030, from 11,730 million tons of oil equivalent (Mtoe) to just over 17,010 Mtoe – an increase of 45% in just over 20 years.
In the 550 scenario, energy demand up to 2030 rises by about 32%, with the share of fossil fuels falling markedly, and average demand up 1.2% yearly, compared to 1.6% in the Reference Scenario.
The 450 scenario presents an immense challenge.
The 2030 emissions level for the entire world would be less than the emissions projected for non-OECD countries alone in the Reference Scenario.
In the 450 scenario, renewables comprise 30% of the EU power-generation mix in 2030, up sharply from 10% today.
The US banks most likely to be affected by such a scenario would be the globalists: Citigroup, Bank of America, JPMorgan Chase, Goldman Sachs, and Morgan Stanley.
Even in the rosiest economic scenario, expectations about rising living standards will outstrip reality, causing disenchantment.
But the same scenario might well be repeated with the euro in a few years.
This is good news, not least because it averts the worst-case scenario: a hard Brexit.
With the UK’s ruling Conservative Party deeply divided, and the EU seemingly unwilling to act strategically, the likelihood of a no-deal cliff-edge scenario appeared high.
Had the UK not acted to avoid such a scenario it would have lost the most, especially if it had ended up relying on a crumbling multilateral trade system to ensure access to foreign markets.
Judging from their recent statements, the scenario that they are concocting is simple.
While that scenario is simple, reality is not.
The third major determinant of which scenario prevails will be American power and how it is used.
Such a nightmare scenario isn't at all likely in Hong Kong, but a steady rot of Hong Kong's vitality is.
In the worst-case scenario, Google’s proposals are implemented, and users discover that Google’s products are not as good as they used to be.
The far more typical scenario is political violence within a small, low-income, low-growth nation burdened with strong ethnic divisions.
While there is upside potential in this scenario, depending on more rapid cost reductions in green energy, the world is still years away from negative growth in carbon dioxide emissions.
Yet the baseline scenario in the short run seems to be one of continuity.
There is a strong chance that the Brexit negotiations will not be completed by the deadline, leading to a “no deal” scenario that generates a serious economic shock to Britain and possibly continental Europe.
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