More protectionism leads to less macroeconomic output
The tariffs imposed by the United States and China are sparking debate about the macroeconomic impact of protectionism
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- Studying the short run
- Research into anti-dumping initiatives
- Research into import tariff increases
- Modelling trade and macroeconomic dynamics
- Other situations
- Outlook
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