世界经济在2014年继续缓慢增长,各国增长步伐存在明显差别。国际金融危机之后的结构调整仍然没有结束,拖累着全球增长。多数发达经济体继续调整财政政策和货币政策以图摆脱困境。不同发达经济体中,美国经济复苏渐稳,欧盟经济持续低迷,日本经济徘徊在衰退边缘。多数新兴经济体在经历了过去三年显著放缓后依然面临内部与外部挑战。世界银行、国际货币基金组织、联合国、世界贸易 The world economy continued to grow slowly in 2014, with marked differences in the pace of growth among all countries. The structural adjustment after the international financial crisis is still not over, dragging down global growth. Most developed economies continue to readjust their fiscal and monetary policies in an attempt to get out of their predicament. In different developed economies, the U.S. economy stabilized gradually while the EU economy continued to slump. Japan’s economy hovered near the edge of the recession. Most emerging economies still face internal and external challenges after experiencing a significant slowdown in the past three years. World Bank, International Monetary Fund, United Nations, World Trade