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The longtime critics of globalization are having another moment, claiming supply chain shortages, high inflation, and increasing migration are products of an overly globalized world. But history suggests more globalization- not less, can help counter those disruptions in the global economy. Harold James is a professor of history and international relations at Princeton University and an IMF historian. In this podcast, James says globalization offers an antidote to inflationary pressures.
Transcript: https://bit.ly/3m5mB1J
Look for In Defense of Globalization in the March issue of Finance and Development: IMF.org/fandd
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The longtime critics of globalization are having another moment, claiming supply chain shortages, high inflation, and increasing migration are products of an overly globalized world. But history suggests more globalization- not less, can help counter those disruptions in the global economy. Harold James is a professor of history and international relations at Princeton University and an IMF historian. In this podcast, James says globalization offers an antidote to inflationary pressures.
Transcript: https://bit.ly/3m5mB1J
Look for In Defense of Globalization in the March issue of Finance and Development: IMF.org/fandd
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