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Dump globalization: the word, not the idea

People cross a street in a shopping area in the Shinjuku district in Tokyo

For many, globalization has become a dirty word Image: REUTERS/Thomas Peter

Pedro Nicolaci da Costa
Editorial Fellow, Peterson Institute for International Economics
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