US EditionTrade Conflicts & Consequences: Are Soybeans Doomed to Repeat History?
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Trade conflicts & consequences: Are soybeans doomed to repeat history?
Trade disputes can be short-term disruptions, but history also suggests even short-term disruptions can have lasting impacts — elevating new competitors and shifting the balance of global agricultural trade. The U.S.-China trade conflict, which began in 2018 and has escalated…
Trade peace ends with wars. 1. Wars end with trade. The “sweet trade” (doux commerce) was a central idea of 18th century illuminism. Its precursors saw in trade and the development of economic forces an exit from the state of nature, from the war of all against all,...
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