Economia da leggere. Grave New World di Stephen King | Bond Vigilantes
M&G's Jim Leaviss talks to Stephen King, economic adviser to HSBC, whose recently released book suggests that the rise of both global trade and US-led global institutions since the Second World War may not continue. The election of Donald Trump as US President, the UK’s vote for Brexit, and the rise of far right politics in Europe are reactions to the inequality that globalisation has produced. The fall of the Berlin Wall and collapse of communism, and China’s entry into the World Trade Organisation (WTO) may be nearer the end of the process of global democratisation and opening of markets, rather than the beginning. If the US is to step back from its role at the head of the world’s global institutions, who will take its place? China? Or will there be a leadership vacuum?
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