Title: New State Practices at a Time of System Disturbance and the Nasty Business of Protectionism — the expectation for global demand management

Abstract: This paper examines the new state practices of demand management and rescue policies. States have become innovative in the current crisis developing highly divergent responses to re-insert government in the management of the economy (Rodrik, 2008). The paper will argue that protectionism of the classical variety is a peanut-sized problem today and that states learned from the mistakes of the Great Depression when Everest-sized trade walls brought global trade to…

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Publication ID: 38

Category Description: General Issues of International Trade Statistics

Publication Type: Paper

Inistitute: United Nations

Year: 2010

Month: February

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Author 1: Daniel Drache

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Link: http://www.un.org/en/development/desa/policy/wess/wess_bg_papers/bp_wess2010_drache.pdf

Tags: capital controls , China , demand led growth , protectionism , reform of the financial sector , social protection strategies , TRIP ,

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