
Financial Times
Sep 16, 2019 - 8 min
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Welcome to a new world of trade policy as the US, EU and China compete to write the rules. "A victory for Mr Trump’s Democratic rival may well restore rules-based globalisation as the default mode of international economic interaction. But it will look very different from the globalisation of the 1990s. Even if the US recommits to a rules-based order, the conflict over what the rules should be will become much fiercer." Martin Sandbu comments in the Financial Times.