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It's Monday, November the 6th, 2023.
This is Editor's Picks,
where we bring you a selection of articles from the weekly edition of The Economist in Audio,
exclusively for Economist subscribers.
I'm your host, Tom Lee Devlin.
I'm also one of the presenters of Money Talks, our podcast on the markets,
the economy, and the world of business, which comes out every Thursday.
This week,
our cover story explains that the strength of the world economy in 2023 has been a continuing and a continually surprising source of good news.
This time last year,
most expected America's economy to be in recession by now, but it isn't.
In fact,
economies around the world have proved surprisingly resilient as central banks have raised interest rates,
with inflation falling too.
Despite this, we argue that troubles lie ahead.
Hawkish central bankers may soon be pitted against spendthrift politicians in a tug of war over what matters most,