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The baseline scenario of the report is based on the premise that this year will be less unpredictable than last year
The global economy will advance by 4.5% in 2022 if the impact of the Omicron variant is limited and the measures implemented will ensure adequate protection against serious illness, according to the PwC Global Economic Watch 2022 report.