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A single forecast for planning ignores the complexities of the global economic environment, which is heavily influenced by external factors that are challenging to predict. Recent years alone have seen Coronavirus (Covid-19), Brexit, a sharp decline in the price of oil, a slowdown in China, and unexpected election results in major economies.

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