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Harvard Economist Dani Rodrik on the end of Globalization and the Rise of Productivism 

The Political Conversation with Wally Knox
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Globalization made many promises, but left one detail out: it would pit American workers against workers elsewhere around the globe working for a fraction of their pay. The result was a multi-decade decline of our middle class. In the 1990s, Dani Rodrik of Harvard predicted that people would rebel and elect a spokesperson to voice their rage.
Anyone come to mind?
Decades ago Rodrik’s was a lonely voice; today he is sought after. Rodrik is looking ahead again, this time he foresees the rise of a new economic consensus. I sat down with him to examine just what he foresees.
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@mistman5640
@mistman5640 7 месяцев назад
I am confused by the title. If globalization is out, productivity is also out. Why make a product in country A for $20, when the same product can be make in country Z for $2 in half the time? Capital will flow one way incentively. I hear the professor is saying big government is back. I see Labor Unions coming back in a strong way. "Productivism" without taking into productivity is a marketing exercise.
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