Mohamed A. El-Erian notes that the entire global economic system is undergoing a transition with no clear endpoint.
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Economics
Aug 10, 2026
Mohamed A. El-Erian
The days of unfettered globalization, multilateral rule of law, commonly accepted limits on economic statecraft, and widely shared macroeconomic objectives are now long gone. A perpetual, directionless transition is our new reality, and corporate executives, investors, and policymakers must adapt accordingly.
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