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    The world is headed for re-globalization not de-globalization, as ‘coalitions of the willing’ emerge, Mastercard chair and former USTR official says

    The world is headed for re-globalization not de-globalization, as ‘coalitions of the willing’ emerge, Mastercard chair and former USTR official says

    “So you’re seeing more regional concentrations of trade, and I think you’re seeing new experiments being born in this environment.” 

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