Emerging-Market Multinationals

We can't abandon global cooperation, but it needs an update  

The Maersk Line container ship Maersk Sentosa is helped by tugs as it navigates the River Mersey in Liverpool, Britain, July 31, 2018. REUTERS/Phil Noble

The system of global cooperation is under pressure. Image: REUTERS/Phil Noble

Vitor Gaspar
Director of the Fiscal Affairs Department, IMF
Sean Hagan
General Counsel and Director of IMF\'s Legal Department, IMF
Maurice Obstfeld
Professor of Economics, University of California, Berkeley
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