As the world’s financial policymakers convene for their annual meeting on Friday in Peru, the dangers facing the global economy are more severe than at any time since the bankruptcy of Lehman Brothers in 2008.The problem of secular stagnation — the inability of the industrial world to grow at satisfactory rates even with very loose monetary policies — is growing worse in the wake of problems in most big emerging markets, starting with China.
本週五，世界各地的金融政策制定者將在祕魯召開年度會議，眼下全球經濟正面臨自2008年雷曼兄弟(Lehman Brothers)破產以來最嚴重的險境。
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