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VOL. 3, ISSUE 2 (2021)
Deglobalization: A strategic trade policy for economic stability or an effect of politicism in times of economic distress?
Authors
Yashika Sachdeva
Abstract
The term ‘Deglobalization” means the process of reduction of the interdependence and integration of economies of the world. Globalization, while has been overall beneficial for the economy as well as the end consumers. A number of European and Financial Institutions have been stating about the ill effects of Globalisation since a long time. In the past few years, while we have seen the rise in globalization, we have also seen a somewhat rise in deglobalization policies being undertaken by a number of states, the reasons for which vary from being to help the domestic industries, political allies and enemies, reduction in fiscal deficit, etc.
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Pages:10-13
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Yashika Sachdeva "Deglobalization: A strategic trade policy for economic stability or an effect of politicism in times of economic distress? ". International Journal of Management and Economics, Vol 3, Issue 2, 2021, Pages 10-13
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