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Globalisation is one of the key forces shaping the global economy. It is also a policy choice.
Second thoughts on globalisation
About the author
Mark Thirlwell
One of Australia’s leading commentators on the international economy, Mark has been tracking global economic trends since he joined the Bank of England’s International Divisions in 1990 where he worked as part of the Whitehall Economists Subgroup, coordinating the forecasting of major emerging markets across the Bank, Treasury, the FCO and other stakeholders.
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This Paper looks at how attitudes to globalisation in the developed world are changing in response to the Great Convergence, and in particular, how the success of emerging economies and some of the consequent adjustment strains are prompting a rethink.
The Paper can be downloaded here.
