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Last updated: November 24, 2009 1:51 pm
The global recovery may be underway in many economies, but the scars from the global recession can still be seen. Some are permanent, and others will heal very slowly.
In this audio slideshow, launching an FT series of news, analysis and interactive features, Chris Giles explains the impact on world output and the reasons behind the change in growth.
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