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In un articolo sul New York Times Ruchir Sharma osserva come il processo della globalizzazione stia apparentemente facendo passi indietro nella maggior parte del mondo, e si domanda quali conseguenze ciò potrà avere nel medio e lungo termine.

The age of globalization generated great prosperity. As the flow of goods, money and people across borders surged, millions benefited. But the elite gained the most. And as inequality rose, it stirred pockets of fierce resentment among those left behind. When the great shock came, the discontented turned to nationalist firebrands, who promised to impose controls on free trade, global banks and immigrants. Globalization stalled. A new age of deglobalization hit full stride.

 

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