Trade and Investment

Global trade after COVID-19: From fixed capital to human capital

Man walking with shafts of sunlight at the World Trade Center - highlighting how the new global trade map is shifting from fixed capital to human capital

The post-COVID trade map will rely on the vitality of human capital, which is inherently cross-border. Image: Photo by Paulo Silva on Unsplash

Alexis Crow
Partner; Global Head, Geopolitical Investing, PwC
Samir Saran
President, Observer Research Foundation (ORF)
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