Abstract
The paper attempts to explore how sustainable is the growth of the world economy as a whole, of the largest regions of the world, of communities and individual national economies by applying the systems theory approach based on assessing dispersion of economic growth rates, calculated on the basis of IMF data for the 1970–2013 period. It is found that the world economic crisis is over. The world economy, as well as economies of the majority of regions, communities and nations all show sustainable growth. Economies of North African countries, of many European Union member states and of Norway show unsustainable growth. The current policy of imposing sanctions on Russia can result in recession in the EU countries and in Norway in the first place.
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