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There will be huge economic consequences of a world divided into competing blocs

We shouldn't have to wait for another global crisis to halt this geo-economic march to folly. But that seems to be our fate in the absence of far-seeing global leadership. So much for the 2020s.

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BY DAVID CRANE
April 13, 2023

Opinion | BY DAVID CRANE | April 13, 2023

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