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Opinion January 27, 2017 | 10:35 am

Values, growth and economic globalisation

In the coming months, it is likely that theway in which governments think about international trade and their fundamentalvalues will evolve rapidly, as the promises and threats that President Trump madeon the campaign trail become US policy.

To understand the likely nature of whathappens next, contrast the sophisticated and measured remarks made by China’sPresident Xi Jinping at the Wor... Read more

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