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The lost growth because of the financial crisis is calculated in over $10 trillion, one-sixth of global GDP since 2008. In 2010, international trade saw a rebound of around 14% globally, acccording to the United Nations. In 2011, it slowed down to 5.5%. In the Eurozone, trade did not recover its pre-crisis levels in 2011, though Japan and the USA performed somewhat better. Trade recovery was higher in the developing world, where trade growth was 6-7%, according to the same sources. Commodities were an exception , reporting double-digit growth as 2011 and 2012 saw record commodity prices in global markets. So, global economic recovery slowed down in 2011.
Explanation:
Anyone that was unable to perform physical labor correctly was to be executed first. This was because those that could not perform as well as those that were stronger and healthier were not as useful to them. The weak, sick, and pregnant could not perform well as healthy people.