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Adam S. Posen
Without the insurance that the United States provided, new links between economies and pathways for investment will emerge. But they will be costlier to build and maintain, less broadly accessible, and less dependable. Countries will undoubtedly seek to self-insure, but those efforts will inherently be more costly and less effective than when risk was pooled under a single insurer. Navigating the world’s economy was never a smooth road. But after the earthquake of Donald Trump’s economic regime change, the terrain has become much rougher.
