In late-2019, The Economist put out a 150 page report called The World in 2020 that offered some predictions for the coming year in geopolitics and the economy. The issue was full of thoughts and ideas from CEOs, economists, scientists, politicians and business leaders about what was coming in the year ahead. These thought leaders were worried about the lasting impacts of Brexit, the upcoming U.S. presidential election, China’s role as a global superpower, climate change and more. They weren’t worried too much about a recession or a stock market crash or anything related to a healthcare panic. Obviously, no one knew ... (full story)