economic nationalism
Coverage of economic nationalism in the Nexus archive.
- China’s exports are so huge they’re now lowering inflation in other countries
China's exports are growing despite U.S. tariffs, with their affordability reducing inflation in developed markets. U.S. and Chinese trade data show discrepancies, with China reporting rising exports to the U.S. and declining imports. Goldman Sachs highlights China's role in lowering living costs in developed economies through its exports and increased self-sufficiency.
- Chris Murphy vs. the cults
Chris Murphy's book 'Crisis of the Common Good' critiques the 'cults' of for-profit supremacy and advocates for economic nationalism and 'common good capitalism' to challenge the false choice between market fundamentalism and socialism. He argues for redefining economic success beyond profit maximization and rebalancing rewards to create more millionaires and fewer trillionaires.
- Sino-West trade strains deepen on new tariffs and rules
New US tariffs and stricter EU regulations on China escalate trade tensions, increasing the risk of retaliation and a broader global trade conflict. The situation highlights growing economic nationalism and the use of trade policy as a geopolitical tool, raising concerns for the global economy.
- Indonesia’s Dive Into Economic Nationalism
Indonesia's shift toward economic nationalism is characterized by a chaotic implementation that threatens to destabilize global commodity markets. The country's policies are expected to create significant disruptions in international trade dynamics.