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Trade is best tool to fight poverty and promote growth: Panellists, World Economic Forum Annual Meeting

Trade is best tool to fight poverty and promote growth: Panellists, World Economic Forum Annual Meeting

Jan 20, 2017, at 01:40 pm

Switzerland , Jan 20 (Just Earth News): Leaders from business and policy-making are not expecting a return to 1930s-style trade war, despite the populist backlash in parts of the world against globalization and free trade. Nevertheless, the reality is that nationalism and protectionism are on the rise globally and the case for globalization needs to be made, agreed panellists in a session at the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting.

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