Chris Bradley
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first heard Mar 2026
last heard 29 Mar
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And also in my country, one of the most indebted household sectors in history.
So the balance sheets really are loaded up.
The whole thing really only makes sense is if we can continue productivity.
And so what we had to do was kind of, this book's a funny book because we look back a long time and it all looks easy.
You go, oh, well, the lines just all went up.
And you look forward and you go, yeah, well, if we compound for a while, we've got the technologies, we've got the materials, et cetera.
But we're here now and it's a time of great confusion and noise.
So we had to locate the book here and there's two types of noise.
The first one is the world has changed.
At McKinsey Global Institute, we say we are in a new era.
And by that, we really mean it.
Like the world we all grew up in, you and I, Rachel, have had our whole working lives
in a world that was kind of to us really normal but actually abnormal it was globalized it had moore's law it was all about digitization it had great demographics uh we had loads of energy in the us you had this big shale boom and we had abundant capital cheap money and low inflation so there are things that that's our world and suddenly someone changed the channel
And our TVs have gone staticky and noisy and we go, oh, there's so much uncertainty, but actually we just got to locate the new channel because the world is now multipolar.
It's not about digitization anymore.
It's about humanization.
It's not about a demographic gift anymore.
It's about a demographic burden.
It's not about fossil fuels anymore.
It's going to be increasingly about electrification.
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