The tide from the global recession has ebbed, but economists say the world is still feeling turbulence in its wake: continuing high unemployment, the European debt crisis and a lopsided, uneven recovery. Mil Arcega spoke with economists about the big stories that shaped the global economy in 2010.
A snapshot of the world economy in 2010 shows the globe weathering the worst financial crisis of this generation.
But more than two years after the downturn, it remains a fragile, uneven recovery - one that World Bank economist Hans Timmer says is largely driven by growth in developing nations.
"By far the most, the biggest story is the very strong performance of the emerging economies especially in Asia, but increasingly also in Latin America," sai
