世界无法承受经济衰退

● By Jorgelina do Rosario, Shawn Donnan and Enda Curran For decades, global economic crises have prompted the world to band together. During the Great Recession, central banks rode to the rescue with massive monetary stimulus as international lead- ers drew up a coordinated response. A dozen years later, pandemic-era govern- ments built on those 2007-08 lessons, adding unprecedented fiscal spending to the mix. Today, though, as central bankers and heads of state contemplate the potential fallout from the Iran war and the biggest energy crunch in half a century—or what- ever cross-continental crisis comes next— it looks increasingly unlikely there’ll be another spurt of unified action. …