The end of globalisation as we know it
Trump’s desire to restore US trade dominance is ‘pure fantasy’
The Rachman Review · Richard Martin
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Show Notes
Gideon talks to the economic historian Harold James about the economic and political implications of Donald Trump's tariffs. What are the similarities with the Smoot-Hawley Tariff Act of 1930? What kind of forces will his decision to smash the global economic order unleash? Clip: CBC
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