The Coming $100 Trillion
The World Bank and IMF reported global GDP at $120 trillion in 2025, and Gallup projects an average 2.5 % annual growth to $220 trillion by 2050, creating roughly $100 trillion of new economic output. The United States, EU and China together account for about two‑thirds of current global GDP, positioning them to capture a large share of this growth. Gallup unveils three leading indicators—Gross Domestic Ambition, Payroll‑to‑Population, and Thriving—to track where the next surge of value will arise. The findings will be reported annually at the Semafor World Economy summit for the next century.
Healthcare Reclaims Top Spot Among U.S. Domestic Worries
A new Gallup poll released March 31 shows healthcare is the top domestic worry for 61% of Americans, reclaiming the lead from the economy. Overall anxiety about the 16 surveyed issues fell to an average 43%, the lowest level since early 2020,...