Protectionism and growth: a question of equilibrium(s)

Dialogues économiques
MAY 27, 2025
Protectionism is a hotly debated topic on the international stage. Often framed as a response to the economic disruptions of globalisation, this policy approach seeks to strengthen domestic industries against foreign competition. However, a recent study by economic researchers suggests that its impact on economic growth and stability is more complex, especially in emerging markets.

Member(s)
Alain Venditti, Nastasia Henry
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