In The New York Times, BWC Vice Chair Rebecca Patterson contemplates the stability of economic growth that is increasingly dependent on AI, boosting equities, and infrastructure. With fewer broad drivers of growth, Patterson is concerned that the economy is much more vulnerable. Despite seemingly robust economic growth, she warns that if we continue at this rate “towers eventually fall down.”

To read more at The New York Times, click here.

All views expressed by members are their own and not reflective of the views of the Bretton Woods Committee.