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Where is the European economy heading over the next 10 to 15 years? Across a range of contrasting scenarios, changemakers express predominantly cautious expectations for Europe’s future economy. The latest data reveals significant concerns about where we are heading: - Inflation Stability: Concerns are particularly pronounced, with 49.4% assessing scenarios closer to hyperinflation as more likely, compared to 31.4% who expect stable and low inflation. - AI and Employment: Expectations lean pessimistic, with 53.2% anticipating job losses rather than job creation, while 34.6% hold a more optimistic view. - Business Ownership: Expectations are most unevenly distributed. Nearly two-thirds of respondents (62.2%) believe ownership will remain unequally distributed, compared to just 20.5% who consider a more broadly shared ownership model likely. This highlights persistent concerns about inequality and the concentration of economic power in Europe’s future economy. 👇 Read the full breakdown in the Future Economy Report. Find the link in the comment section below! Bertelsmann Stiftung EIB Institute WU (Vienna University of Economics and Business)