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The key items for overcoming #Covid19, such as #PPE, #vaccines & #antibody tests, are all the product of 'global factories'. Richard Baldwin, founder of #VoxEU & The Graduate Institute, Geneva explains that the notion that export bans could result in more being available just doesn't make sense: http://ow.ly/MQCB50zyxn9
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Skilled artisans were needed to build, improve and mend the machines that powered the industrial revolution. Joel Mokyr (Northwestern University) tells Tim Phillips how this can help explain why the revolution happened when - and where - it did: http://ow.ly/EudA50AB3Gn #EconTwitter
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What Next For Globalisation? Swati Dhingra LSE Department of Economics discusses how although there is likely to be some move towards #protectionism & domestic policies in #trade, sectors such as services, digital and #DataFlows are still very much multi-national affairs: http://ow.ly/DExE50zYYr5
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