The threat to global prosperity

Meredith A. Crowley, Ralph Ossa, Heiwai Tang interviewed by Tim Phillips, 20 June 2019

A new book from the CEPR argues that the current trade war is a long-term danger to all economies, not just those of the US and China. Editor Meredith Crowley of the University of Cambridge and two of the authors tell Tim Phillips why prospects for the world economy are 'grim'.

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Topics:  International trade

Tags:  trade war, tariff war, US-China trade war, Trump, protectionism, WTO, multilateral trading system

Meredith A. Crowley

University Reader, University of Cambridge; Fellow, St. John’s College

Ralph Ossa

Kühne Foundation Professor of International Trade, University of Zurich

Heiwai Tang

Professor of Economics, Hong Kong University; Research Fellow, Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas, Center of Economic Studies and Ifo Institute, and Globalisation and Economic Policy Center

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