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Phil Levy

  • Lead Trade Economist, The World Bank
Washington, D.C.
As seen in: Forbes, Nature, TechCrunch, The Wall Street Journal, Yahoo Finance Australia, Yahoo Finance UK, Chicago Tribune, The Hill, The Hindu, Foreign Policy Magazine and
Lead Trade Economist, World Bank. Former Chief Economist, @flexport. Former White House and State Department. Global economy, trade wars, supply chains & more.
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Trade and Development Chart: The rise in trade policy fragmentation

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By Phil Levy, Achim Vogt
| blogs.worldbank.org
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Trade and Development Chart: Export market access: The growing challenges for low-income countries

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By Sebastien Dessus, Phil Levy, Achim Vogt
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Defending Globalization Digest - October 2024

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By Andrew P. Morriss, Andreas Freytag, Phil Levy, Clark Packard
| Cato Institute Verified
• Thirty-five years ago today, Boris Yeltsin visited NASA’s Johnson Space Center in Houston, Texas. But it was a brief, impromptu visit to a nearby grocery store that may well have changed world history, writes Scott Lincicome • In light of the increasingly contentious nature of the US-China relationship, it is worth examining Americans’ views about economic ties between the two countries.
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