End of post-1945 economic order bodes ill for growth
The global liberal order is atrophying as underlying political preferences and wealth distribution move out of synch
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- Post-Second-World-War order
- US leadership
- Trade liberalisation
- Later evolution of the post-war order
- Multi-decade trade faultlines
- IMF/World Bank funding
- Alternative institutions
- Less support for trade and migration
- Global economic fragmentation
- Global commerce impacts
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