The Tide Turns? Trade Protectionism, and Slowing Global Growth. The 18th GTA Report

Simon J. Evenett · Johannes Fritz

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The G20’s principal task of reviving global economic growth has never been easy – it is harder now that world trade is contracting. World trade growth isn’t slowing down – the latest available monthly data compiled for this report suggests that it has been falling in volume and value terms through 2015. On average G20 exports have fallen 4.5% since world trade peaked in value in October 2014.

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