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This required the support of President Donald Trump’s administration, leading to silence from the Bank until June, when it finally warned of the negative impact of trade protectionism on global growth.
Rising trade protectionism, tighter immigration policies, and a lack of action on climate change by the world’s biggest economic players – particularly the US – thus pose serious threats to development, which a little extra money for the World Bank cannot offset.
A vocal critic of protectionism, he will push for the EU-Canada Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement and the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership with the United States.
Prebisch’s preferred policy response, protectionism, proved disastrous for the many Latin American and African countries that heeded him.
Historically, free trade and economic growth have gone together, as have protectionism and stagnation, and deeper trade integration of the US and EU economies would strengthen growth on both sides of the Atlantic.
Free Trade in an Age of TerrorThe war on terror appears to be causing a surge in protectionism.
These developments do not constitute more protectionism in the usual meaning of the term, where private interests subvert the public good, as when farmers charge higher prices because competitive imports are restricted.
Rather than being protectionism in the usual sense, saying no to the Dubai takeover would reflect the desire to maximize the public interest more broadly and properly defined.
This is the opposite to protectionism.
And world leaders must be unambiguous about resisting protectionism and opening trade and investment.
Once deemed the “Tibet of Latin America” because of its excessive protectionism and intolerable isolation, Colombia embarked on market-based reforms - the “apertura” - which Chile, Mexico and Argentina were then experimenting with.
Given the chauvinist politics that often accompany protectionism – and that are a mainstay of Trump’s brand – one might even say that it is a “bigly” problem.
I was not arguing for protectionism, but rather sounding a cautionary note that we must be aware of the downside risks and be prepared to deal with them.
Moreover, US-China relations could fall victim to US domestic disputes about global trade, the value of the dollar, and protectionism.
These rules, however, are but steps in the right direction: steps toward socially and ecologically sustainable free trade and against protectionism, especially that often practiced by rich countries.
Now that Trump has filled his economic team with nationalists, his long-promised trade protectionism is becoming a reality.
Unfortunately, old-fashioned protectionism will not boost American industrial competitiveness, even if it saves a few thousand jobs in sunset sectors.
The Britain that has always championed liberty, tolerance, and social responsibility should be ready once again to lead a progressive movement, spearheading action to fight climate change, resist protectionism, and encourage sustainable growth.
Uruguay suffered cruel stagnation from the middle 1950s to the 1970s, brought about by rampant protectionism, irresponsible public finance, and tight exchange controls.
Economists are fond of observing that the argument for counter-measures against protectionism abroad is like saying: “If you shoot yourself in the foot, I will do the same.”
Some have used disenchanting experiences with globalization as an excuse for a return to protectionism and the supposedly halcyon days of strong national borders.
In some countries, worries about educational competition and brain drains have led to outright academic protectionism.
But educational protectionism is as big a mistake as trade protectionism.
With rising protectionism, burgeoning trade disputes, and a troubling lack of concern for shared interests like climate change, the world seems to be turning its back on multilateralism.
For example, it was not the rules of the system that offered a response to the 2008 crisis; it was a series of ad hoc initiatives – a standstill on trade protectionism, coordinated bank rescues, a global stimulus, and the provision of dollar liquidity through swap lines, to name only the main ones – that owed much to the US.
But that does not mean the tilt toward protectionism has been harmless.
To be sure, the impact of America’s trade protectionism will be felt far beyond Latin America.
After years of global protests about free trade, the world's nations chose trade over protectionism.
Trump’s protectionism also has a geopolitical root.
This “smart” protectionism has several advantages over crude tariffs.
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