![]() I think that there's a much more hopeful way of looking at the world today. It's not saying the sky is falling, but rather it's saying, how do we take advantage of these crises to deal with a world that has become more anxiety inducing? And indeed made a lot of people feel like we're stuck, and the outcomes are inevitable and governments are never going to work. We also have disruptive technologies, which are increasingly hard to contain and in the hands of rogue states and even non-state actors, and what are we going to do about that? This is a book that is not saying the wheels are coming off. We've got climate change and over a billion Indians suffering massive heat stress, and that's only going to get worse going forward. We've got a new Cold War with the Russians, the invasion of Ukraine and confrontation with NATO. Now, it's still a huge problem in China and North Korea. ![]() We've gotten through this two plus year pandemic. I certainly hope you'll get a copy.īut I thought I'd tease you with some of the big arguments that I'm trying to make in this book, because it's no surprise, this is a target rich environment for global crises. It is right here and it's coming out tomorrow. I have a Quick Take to kick off your week. Under that scenario, Greek real estate prices could converge to our estimate of “fair” or “equilibrium” level no sooner than 2027.Ian Bremmer's Quick Take: Hi everybody, Ian Bremmer here. Overall, looking at the big picture, we anticipate that- starting from a low base- the Greek real estate market can grow hand-in-hand with a robust economy for a number of years. ![]() Strong economic growth following the post-Covid return to normalcy will ameliorate this brief valuation bump.
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