In the media | 11 Apr 2023
Splash: Failure to understand new megatrends will leave CEOs locked out of world trade system
Thang Nguyen
Ph.D., Lead Economist, Macro Consulting
“Understanding the intertwining forces of digitalisation, regionalisation, and sustainability will be key to survival in the post-pandemic environment.” Thang Nguyen, Lead Economist at Oxford Economics contributed to Splash to discuss post-pandemic global trade trends ahead of the Singapore Maritime Week.
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