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Trade Wars Are Class Wars
How Rising Inequality Distorts the Global Economy and Threatens International Peace
Book • 2021
In 'Trade Wars Are Class Wars,' Adam Tooze argues that the current trade tensions and conflicts are deeply rooted in issues of inequality and class.
He examines how the global economy has been shaped by these factors, leading to significant economic and social tensions that threaten international peace.
The book provides a comprehensive look at the intersection of economic policy, social inequality, and geopolitical relations.
He examines how the global economy has been shaped by these factors, leading to significant economic and social tensions that threaten international peace.
The book provides a comprehensive look at the intersection of economic policy, social inequality, and geopolitical relations.
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Mentioned in 12 episodes
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Ole Nymoen und Wolfgang Schmitt im Zusammenhang mit der Diskussion über Trumps Zollpolitik und deren Auswirkungen.
Ole Nymoen und Wolfgang Schmitt im Zusammenhang mit der Diskussion über Trumps Zollpolitik und deren Auswirkungen.
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Ep. 296: Das Zoll-Desaster – wie Trump die USA und den Welthandel schwächt!
Mentioned by Alan Dunne as a book co-authored with Matt Klein, discussing trade as a positive-sum game.
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GM79: How Global Economic Dynamics Shape Our Future ft. Matthew Klein
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Jack Farley as the book co-authored by 
Matthew Klein and Michael Pettis about trade wars not being a conflict between countries.
Jack Farley as the book co-authored by Matthew Klein and Michael Pettis about trade wars not being a conflict between countries.
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Trade Policy Isn't Driving China’s Trade Surplus | Matthew Klein
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Tracy Alloway in the episode introduction as the co-author of a book that popularized the idea that the US dollar's reserve currency status may be a burden.
Tracy Alloway in the episode introduction as the co-author of a book that popularized the idea that the US dollar's reserve currency status may be a burden.
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Lots More on JD Vance and the Future of the US Dollar
Mentioned by Michael Pugh while discussing the complexities of integrated supply chains across North America.
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Trade War Truce: Crisis Averted or Just Delayed?
Mentioned by Matt Klein while discussing J.D. Vance’s views on economics and the dollar’s role as a reserve currency.
EMERGENCY POD: JD Vance's Economics + How to SPR Critical Minerals + Policy Entrepreneurship
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Kaiser Kuo as a widely read book in Washington, offering insights into rethinking the relationship with major trading countries, especially China.
Kaiser Kuo as a widely read book in Washington, offering insights into rethinking the relationship with major trading countries, especially China.
Back to the 80s: For Trump, is China the New Japan? with Andy Liu
Mentioned by Matt Klein as a book he co-authored with Michael Pettis, discussing the macroeconomic effects of inequality and its impact on global trade.
Interest Rates, the US Economy, and Demographic Change — with Matthew Klein
Mentioned as a book discussing trade wars and class wars.
The End of Neoliberalism? (Ft. Benjamin Studebaker)
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Jordan Schneider as one of his favorite economic historians, known for his work on the 1920s and Nazi economics.
Jordan Schneider as one of his favorite economic historians, known for his work on the 1920s and Nazi economics.
Adam Tooze on World Order, Then and Now
Mentioned by Alex Kanibos as a book offering an alternative perspective on global trade and conflict.
Samuel Huntington
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Ewald Engelen als auteur van 'Trade Wars are Class Wars', een boek over de verdelingsgevolgen van de rol van de VS als 'lender of last resort'.
Ewald Engelen als auteur van 'Trade Wars are Class Wars', een boek over de verdelingsgevolgen van de rol van de VS als 'lender of last resort'.
Komt er dit jaar nog een wapenstilstand? | #1900 Ewald Engelen
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Joe Weisenthal in the context of discussing 
Michael Pettis 's work on the Chinese economy.
Joe Weisenthal in the context of discussing Michael Pettis 's work on the Chinese economy. Michael Pettis on Persistent Imbalances in Post-Pandemic China
