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There's a Thin Line Between a Trade War and Real War

There's a Thin Line Between a Trade War and Real War

Bloomberg13-04-2025

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'War is diplomacy by other means,' said Carl von Clausewitz in a cliché that launched an infinite number of bad op-ed pieces. 1 I'd like to suggest a possibly fresher corollary: 'Economics is war by other means.' 2

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