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Delve into the intricate realm of Economic Security and Trade Fragmentation in the latest episode of Trade Knowledge Matters podcast! Join our host Amar Breckenridge, Frontier Economics, Dr Matthias Bauer, Director, European Centre for International Political Economy (ECIPE) and Deborah Elms, Head of Trade Policy, Hinrich Foundation as they dissect the dynamic interplay between Economic Security, Trade, and Global Trends, with a keen focus on the policies enacted by the European Union (EU) and emerging trends in Asia. 💼 In this episode, they explore: 🔍 The concept of Economic Security and its multifaceted implications. 🌐 The EU's proactive measures and policy settings aimed at fortifying Economic Security. 📈 Global trends shaping the landscape of Economic Security and Trade Fragmentation. 💡 Examining the challenges and opportunities inherent in bolstering Economic Security. 💰 The nuanced discussion on subsidies and their role in Economic Security, emphasising the need for effective management. 📊 Insights into the increasing convergence of economic and security issues, and its implications. 🔑 The pivotal role economists play in shaping the narrative around Economic Security, while navigating potential costs and trade-offs. Tune in to gain invaluable insights into the complexities of Economic Security and Trade Fragmentation, and discover how these factors shape the global economic landscape. Listen here: https://lnkd.in/d-8uYrrx #EconomicSecurity #TradeFragmentation #EU #Asia #GlobalTrends #PolicyInsights #EconomicAnalysis #TradePolicy #SecurityIssues #PodcastInsights #Podcast #TradeKnowledgeMatters

The latest episode of the Trade Knowledge Matters podcast, hosted by Frontier's Amar Breckenridge, is now available. In this episode Amar and special guests, Dr Matthias Bauer and Deborah Elms, discuss the dynamic interplay between Economic Security, Trade, and Global Trends, with a focus on the policies enacted by the European Union (EU) and emerging trends in Asia. Have a listen now! 🎙 #EconomicSecurity #Trade #GlobalTrends

Highly interesting presentation by Ralph Ossa on green comparative advantages from global trade („Greening Ricardo“). The excellent debate that followed allowed for a political reality check, highlighting how some of the controversial autonomous measures by the EU may in fact contradict with such greening gains from trade. While personally I believe CBAM could achieve the opposite. As a driver for a global level playing field in terms of carbon pricing and hence creating the precondition for this greening effect from trade.

School of Public Policy Research Professor Uri Dadush explores the consequences of a fragmenting global trade system in his latest book, Geopolitics, Trade Blocs, and the Fragmentation of World Commerce. Dadush warns that the intensifying U.S.-China rivalry, weakened trade rules, and geopolitical tensions pose serious risks to global stability, economic welfare, and even security. In the face of this challenge, he argues for stronger trade agreements and reforms to the World Trade Organization to prevent further fragmentation. Explore insights on how we can navigate the future of #globaltrade: https://lnkd.in/ea_gjcdU

🚀 China and the EU: Partners in Growth or Opponents in Trade? 🌍 In the rapidly changing landscape of global trade, the relationship between China and the EU is more important than ever. But is this partnership truly one of growth, or are there underlying challenges that could drive them apart? 🤔 We’ve explored the evolving dynamics between these two global economic giants in our latest blog post, examining their economic interdependence, the impact of the Belt and Road Initiative, and the future of their trade relations. 📈 If you're interested in understanding the complexities of China-EU trade relations and what the future holds, check out the full article here: https://lnkd.in/g-49SMvb #TradeRelations #ChinaEU #GlobalTrade #Economics #Sustainability #DigitalTransformation #TradeStrategy #BusinessInsights

Intriguing insight from the World Economic Forum. The geopolitical context of international trade is indeed a crucial factor to understand.

An expert in trade from the World Economic Forum provides an explanation of the context that is causing the change.

Does Mexico have the necessary resources to compete with China on a sustainable basis? It's interesting to keep a close watch on the trade between the US, Mexico and China in years to come. #globaltrade #ustradepolicy #mexicobusiness

We are witnessing shifting trade patterns as a result of various factors including climate change and volatile geo-political situation. Hoping that this can be sustained over a longer horizon #globaltrends #geopolitics #sustainablebusiness

Access to sustainable and affordable energy will be impacting worldwide trading rules and dominant partners