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It shows tragically that those people who voted to leave the European Union were those who actually benefited the most materially from trade with the European Union.
They didn't believe that they were actually getting access to material benefits of increased trade and increased mobility around the world.
But from the surveys that do exist, what we can see is there's huge variation across different countries and time periods in those countries for attitudes and tolerance of questions like migration and mobility on the one hand and free trade on the other.
Those interested in blood diamonds or exotic art, for instance, could share information about how the offshore world was being used to hide the trade in both of those commodities.
Those interested in sport could share information about how famous sports stars were putting their image rights into offshore companies, thereby likely avoiding taxes in the countries where they plied their trade.
And where the fungal cells interact with the root cells, there's a trade of carbon for nutrients, and that fungus gets those nutrients by growing through the soil and coating every soil particle.
We are not creating enough decent manufacturing jobs for our youth, and trade among ourselves is low.
Only about 12 percent of our trade is among ourselves.
I believe, looking at the modern workplace, that the trade agreement of our time is opening up these intergenerational pipelines of wisdom so that we can all learn from each other.
The East-to-West trade flows will be replaced by regional trade flows.
The lines are showing you submarine cables and trade routes.
It could be a stock trade.
The public school system of this country was built, bought and paid for using commerce generated from the slave trade and slave labor.
So the Americans don't want to be the global sheriff for security or the architect of global trade.
We can still be the architect of global trade.
We're also really good at trade and exploration and meeting new people.
They've studied the institutions that facilitate our trade, like legal systems, corporations, marketplaces.
Now, one of the first people to really explore the idea of institutions as a tool in economics to lower our uncertainties about one another and be able to do trade was the Nobel economist Douglass North.
We had some informal constraints in place, but we enforced all of our trade with violence or social repercussions.
As our societies grew more complex and our trade routes grew more distant, we built up more formal institutions, institutions like banks for currency, governments, corporations.
These institutions helped us manage our trade as the uncertainty and the complexity grew, and our personal control was much lower.
And I believe we are now entering a further and radical evolution of how we interact and trade, because for the first time, we can lower uncertainty not just with political and economic institutions, like our banks, our corporations, our governments, but we can do it with technology alone.
More than a profile, it means you can selectively reveal the different attributes about you that help facilitate trade or interaction, for instance that a government issued you an ID, or that you're over 21, by revealing the cryptographic proof that these details exist and are signed off on.
Having this kind of portable identity around the physical world and the digital world means we can do all kinds of human trade in a totally new way.
It had to stand on its own two feet; it could not be maintained for that many people if in fact, those countries had to go begging or had some foreign country say, "I won't trade with you," in order to get the technology shift to occur.
We've been discovering these along ancient trade routes, where they're not supposed to be.
For example, in the current trade conflict, China is already the number one trading partner of all the major Asian countries.
To the extent that it's about globalism, then the right response, yes, is to shut down borders and keep people out and change trade agreements and so forth.
When you have a win-win situation like trade, both sides can benefit from a trade agreement, then this is something you can work out.
Well, you tore up your trade policy, and totally reversed it.
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