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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.

Mentioned by

Wolfgang M. Schmitt

Mentioned in 21 episodes

Mentioned by

Derek Thompson

as the co-author of the book with

Matthew Klein

.

Trump’s Trade War Is Like Nothing America’s Ever Seen

Mentioned by

Bob Lighthizer

as a book that analyzes the impact of trade policies.

Bob Lighthizer: Why Trump's Tariffs are the Only Way to Save the Middle Class

Mentioned by

Joe Weisenthal

in relation to the connection between trade wars and hot wars.

How a Trade War With China Could Become a Hot War

Mentioned by

Michael Pettis

as a way of externalizing domestic costs or domestic imbalances.

China’s Involution Trap | Michael Pettis on China's Excess Savings, Industrial Overcapacity, and Exporting of Deflation

Mentioned by

Alan Dunne

when introducing

Michael Pettis

and referencing his recent book co-authored with Matt Klein.

GM102: China Built a Trap. Germany Set It. America Fell In. Europe Is Next ft. Michael Pettis

Erwähnt von

Ole Nymoen

und Wolfgang Schmitt im Zusammenhang mit der Diskussion über Trumps Zollpolitik und deren Auswirkungen.

Ep. 296: Das Zoll-Desaster – wie Trump die USA und den Welthandel schwächt!

Mentioned by

Martin Sandbu

as one of the books authored by

Michael Pettis

.

China’s economy vs the world. With Michael Pettis

Mentioned by

Alan Dunne

as a book co-authored with Matt Klein, discussing trade as a positive-sum game.

GM79: How Global Economic Dynamics Shape Our Future ft. Matthew Klein

Mentioned by

Jack Farley

as the book co-authored by

Matthew Klein

and Michael Pettis about trade wars not being a conflict between countries.

Trade Policy Isn't Driving China’s Trade Surplus | Matthew Klein

Erwähnt von

Wolfgang M. Schmitt

im Kontext des chinesischen Erfolgsmodells durch Lohnzurückhaltung seit den 1990er Jahren.

Ep. 341: Ist China eine Gefahr für die Weltwirtschaft?

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