Synopsis
Social divisions, great power rivalry, and outdated trade rules are eroding the political support for free trade. The consequence is trade uncertainty, economic fragmentation, and, most ominously, heightened international tensions. The author explores the reasons behind fragmentation, its prospects, and how policymakers can mitigate its effects.
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Uri Dadush is research professor at Maryland University and past World Bank Trade Director.
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