US EditionThe Nightmare Scenario for Global Trade
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The nightmare scenario for global trade
From The Economist The journey from Shanghai to Rotterdam takes a container ship a month. Setting out at night, the vessel—a shadow amid glowing pleasure boats—begins by sliding past the Chinese city’s banks. Over the following fortnight it snakes through the Taiwan Strait and the South China Sea, threads the Strait of Malacca and crosses the Indian Ocean. Next come the Bab al-Mandab and the Suez Canal. Then the ship passes Gibraltar. After 30-o…
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