RSM US LLP (“RSM”) – the nation's leading provider of audit, tax and consulting services focused on the middle market – recently released the second edition of The Global Real Economy, a semi-annual global edition of the firm’s flagship publication, The Real Economy. Led by RSM Chief Economist Joe Brusuelas, The Global Real Economy is part of a larger effort by RSM to provide clients with actionable insights and middle market-focused analysis around critical international business issues.

This edition of The Global Real Economy includes five articles from chief economist Joe Brusuelas; Brendan Quirk, RSM’s regional leader for Latin America and Dr. Suresh Surana, founder of RSM India, on the following topics:

  • Four global risks facing the middle market
  • Changes to India’s foreign direct investment rules create major opportunity for middle market
  • Less than zero: the risks around negative interest policy
  • Crucial Argentina reforms put country on path to a more stable economy
  • Survey indicates middle market companies see BEPS as a significant challenge

“We strongly believe that the middle market needs a voice in the economic community on important issues,” said Brusuelas. “This edition of The Global Real Economy embodies that mission through in-depth examination of topics like the specter of negative interest rates and changes to foreign investment rules in emerging markets.”

To download this edition of The Global Real Economy, visit RSM’s website. Subscribe to The Real Economy here.