The evolution of international trade finance explained
The 2008 crisis has revealed how banking and liquidity problems can have far-reaching consequences on global trade. Image: REUTERS/Aly Song
Olivier Accominotti
Associate Professor in economic history, London School of Economics
Stefano Ugolini
Assistant Professor of Economics, University of Toulouse
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