it's hard to see how new tariffs or any other policy that disincentivizes globalization wouldn't eventually lead to higher ...

Most sectors have benefited from globalization. (Source: Societe Generale) This trend could be blunted or potentially reversed depending on how aggressive any new protectionist trade policies are.

Most sectors have benefited from globalization. (Source: Societe Generale) This trend could be blunted or potentially reversed depending on how aggressive any new protectionist trade policies are.

Which countries have benefited the most from globalization? India too has benefited a lot, with its slice of global GDP moving up from 3.6% in 1990 to an estimated 7.3% by 2016 ...

There is no question that Mexico has benefited from globalization, specifically around the USMCA (United States-Mexico-Canada) agreement. Mexico has quietly become a major North American ...

Globalization has benefited an emerging “global middle class,” mainly people in places such as China, India, Indonesia, and Brazil, along with the world’s top 1 percent. But people at the very bottom ...

Both friends and foes of globalization overlook one of its critical effects: although it has served rich countries well and poor ones even better, globalization has left middle-income countries ...

But while the U.S. economy has benefited from the globalization of trade, experts say, those benefits have been distributed unequally. “Everybody is simultaneously a winner and a loser. Because ...

Emerging market economies, which have in many ways benefited from global trade and financial flows but also been subject to globalization’s whiplash effects, now stand to suffer the adverse effects.

The world has simultaneously benefited from globalization and failed to manage the inherent complications resulting from the increased integration of our societies, our economies, and the ...