Fwd: 3 Economic Trends - Issue 28

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How household size impacts global growth, digital trade and the AI-driven…

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3 Economic Trends Welcome to the World Economic Forum’s 3 Economic Trends newsletter, your guide to equitable growth,… 3 Economic Trends - Issue 28 World Economic Forum Read this article on LinkedIn to join the conversation Read on LinkedIn How household size impacts global growth, digital trade and the AI-driven economy - these are the stories covered in this issue of the World Economic Forum’s 3 Economic Trends newsletter, your guide to equitable growth, markets and economic policy in an ever-changing world. This week, the World Economic Forum’s Annual Meetings of the Global Future Councils and Cybersecurity (#AMGFCC25) are taking place in Dubai from 14–16 October. Leaders from around the world are convening in person to address the most pressing issues on the global agenda. Here are some key sessions to follow: 🌍 Economies Amid Geostrategic Shifts - 15 Oct, 11:30 (GMT+4) 📈 What Will Drive Future Growth and What Will Not - 15 Oct, 17:45 (GMT+4) 🌐 Taming Trade - 16 Oct, 10:15 (GMT+4) 1. Why household size matters for global #growth Most economic models focus on individuals, but it’s the household where financial decisions are made. A recent World Data Lab study highlights how household size and structure shape consumption, housing demand, and social policy across regions. Over half the world lives in households of five or more, with smaller households spending far more per person; in Europe, 55% more and in Sub-Saharan Africa, it’s over four times more. Female-headed households are rising globally, influencing financial priorities and consumer behaviour, while multi-generational living remains common in Africa and the Middle East. For businesses and policymakers alike, understanding household dynamics is crucial to predicting how people spend, live, and plan for the future. ... Keep reading on LinkedIn This email was intended for Moyez Kamani (Audit Consulting) Learn why we included this. You are receiving LinkedIn notification emails. Others can see that you are a subscriber. Unsubscribe   ·   Help © 2025 LinkedIn Corporation, 1‌000 West Maude Avenue, Sunnyvale, CA 94085. LinkedIn and the LinkedIn logo are registered trademarks of LinkedIn.