While there might be more, a basic pillar to strengthen growth potential will be to tap new markets both in terms of external and domestic demand, as well as to promote activation of labor and capital markets that support such challenge.
At the same time, if de-leveraging evolves rapidly and the provision of credit to private firms and household sector shrinks substantially, economic activity contracts sharply. To bring the global economy back onto a sustainable growth path, a delicate balance would be required between encouraging unwinding of excessive leveraging and preventing that unwinding from evolving too rapidly within a short period of time.