I.M.F. Warns of Anti-Trade Sentiment Amid Weak Global Growth
The International Monetary Fund has warned that sluggish economic growth throughout the world could bolster an anti-trade backlash that has become a feature of politics in both the United States and Europe. “We have not done a great job in the advanced countries of paying attention to those who lose from trade,” said Maurice Obstfeld, the fund’s chief economist.
To read the full article in The New York Times, click: I.M.F. Warns of Anti-Trade Sentiment Amid Weak Global Growth.
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