He added that the Trump administration wanted to see less protectionist behavior, calling China "one of the most protectionist" countries in the world.
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By contrast, protectionist policies like those supported by the Trump administration may lead to more, not fewer, protectionist policies abroad — tariff hikes that have been historically ineffective.
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AND WHILE THESE OTHER COUNTRIES SPEAK ABOUT FREE TRADE, THEY ARE ACTUALLY THE MOST PROTECTIONIST PEOPLE AND WE ARE THE LEAST PROTECTIONIST AND THE MOST FREE TRADE OF ANY OF THE MAJOR COUNTRIES.
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Trump's protectionist policies could mean negative global growth, Gundlach warned.
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Trump's protectionist threats continue to anger many conservative economic purists.
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Moving to a more protectionist trade regime would change that.
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Yet it seems Mr Trump's protectionist rhetoric is in earnest.
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Mr Mnuchin is thought to share his boss's protectionist instincts.
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Ms Warren is no xenophobe, but she is a protectionist.
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Protectionist barriers have also allowed Chinese internet firms to grow.
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That means trying to insist that she's the real protectionist.
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The protectionist measures have sparked fears of a trade war.
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For one, it ignores the threat of Trump's protectionist policies.
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"Fair" trade doesn't mean constructing a protectionist wall around America.
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But America, the guarantor of world trade, is becoming protectionist.
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Trump promised to buck economic thought and go full protectionist.
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More protectionist trade policies under Trump could intensify that pressure.
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In the 85033s, he had been an isolationist and protectionist.
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But protectionist trade policies have done more harm than good.
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Trade defense instruments should not be misused for protectionist purposes.
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Even after they are gone, the protectionist provision persists. Sec.
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Uber, which vies with protectionist taxi fleets, has done well.
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Go deeper: Peter Navarro's radical transformation from globalist to protectionist.
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Europe is a protectionist setup designed to keep competitors out.
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And that suggested that his protectionist turn might prove popular.
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European auto manufacturers association ACEA has called the measures protectionist.
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" Trump over the summer slammed the EU as "very protectionist.
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He added that Lamb's party leadership opposes his protectionist policy.
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America, meet your newest superhero: He likes protectionist trade policies!
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Despite the protectionist measures, the trade deficit continues to deteriorate.
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Trump's abrasively protectionist stance has only made its prospects worse.
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Overall, IATA is concerned about "significant" protectionist rhetoric in the United States, Europe and other parts of the world, although it will take time before protectionist measures are felt in the industry, De Juniac said.
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Robert Merry: The reality is that America has had times of great prosperity under both free trade and protectionist policies and also has had times of economic difficulty under both free trade and protectionist policies.
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It's best not to take his protectionist campaign rhetoric too literally.
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Another big concern is the increasingly protectionist rhetoric in advanced economies.
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Their main worry: tariffs and the Trump administration's protectionist trade policy.
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Arguably, western governments will welcome the measures, given growing protectionist tendencies.
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But the country's protectionist system with its higher prices remains intact.
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We also seem to be heading for a more protectionist world.
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Hence the visceral appeal of Donald Trump's protectionist measures against China.
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Many of the other states have been in a protectionist stance.
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Buhari has pursued protectionist policies since first taking office in 2015.
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Fernandez, a trade protectionist, has vowed to pull out of Mercosur.
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A protectionist bully is an unappealing steward of the world economy.
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Trump's protectionist approach to trade has already impacted some U.S. industries.
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Deng said he did not expect Turkey to take protectionist steps.
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The European Union looks set on following the same protectionist path.
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Do not expect unilateral protectionist measures while such talks are underway.
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This has a track record of protectionist behaviour towards Chinese firms.
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Brazil, another giant of the Americas, seems as protectionist as ever.
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That could make it a potential target for Trump's protectionist policies.
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It is the kind of political environment that nurtures protectionist impulses.
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One-sided protectionist policy is dangerous and laden with unintended consequences.
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Those include the rise of economic nationalism and protectionist trade policies.
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Protectionist spats also spook investors and can cause stocks to fall.
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Republican senators are extremely worried about Trump's protectionist moves on trade.
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On the other is Trump, the Protectionist—his dark Mr. Hyde.
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Fourth, stay away from blatant trade protectionism and dumb protectionist rhetoric.
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Below is a selection of notable reactions to the protectionist moves.
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Dramatic exchange rate fluctuations tend to portend upswings in protectionist pressure.
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China has generally been eager to capitalize on Trump's protectionist tendencies.
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But executives see many of the new laws as deliberately protectionist.
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It's a deal tailor-made for organized labor and protectionist Democrats.
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Several trade organizations and governments have said the plan is protectionist.
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Brazil has previously blamed the EU for being protectionist about farming.
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Trump has pursued a protectionist trade agenda to shield U.S. manufacturing.
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With interest rates rising, stock market valuations still high and protectionist impulses threatening to ignite a full-blown trade war, advisers encourage investors to indulge protectionist impulses of a different sort when it comes to their portfolios.
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" In particular, Flake said, Trump's protectionist opposition to trade deals is "troubling.
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Traders have been concerned about his protectionist comments and threats of tariffs.
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His protectionist campaign promises are widely seen as negative for the region.
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However, concerns over some of his protectionist statements have kept investors wary.
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It also raised concerns about how protectionist the Trump administration would be.
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However, the IMF warns Trump's protectionist trade policies may undermine the gains.
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He noted that the protectionist concerns related to German investments within China.
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Each European country puts up protectionist legislation to protect the larger companies.
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Some firms "hopped" across tariffs by building new factories within protectionist countries.
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Protectionist policy setting with flexible ideology makes foreign exchange trading extremely uncertain.
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Protectionist policies put at risk all that has been gained through trade.
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The president, however, has shrugged off any opposition to his protectionist strategy.
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Fernandez, a trade protectionist, has vowed to reconsider Argentina's membership in Mercosur.
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But, what if he gets away with his seemingly protectionist trade agenda?
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That risk could grow if policies change under a more protectionist administration.
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Delaney stoutly challenged Warren as a Trump-style trade protectionist, while Gov.
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Investors fear protectionist trade policies will damage economic growth, weakening metals consumption.
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"In general, protectionist measures, especially unilateral measures, they're not helpful," he said.
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An antidote to the protectionist nonsense being peddled by some politicians today.
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Kudlow had seemed an odd surrogate to sell Trump's protectionist economic policies.
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PRESIDENT Donald Trump is putting his protectionist instincts into practice this week.
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The initial impact of Trump's protectionist policies may not be all bad.
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Since then, the protectionist measure had been re-authorized every six months.
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The protectionist move would also shore up jobs, a Trump campaign pledge.
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Trump has previously promoted a protectionist agenda that alarmed his G7 allies.
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"Creeping protectionist or isolationist political agendas are on the rise," he added.
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Several countries have also adopted protectionist measures to expand their reinsurance market.
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For some it may actually have been his xenophobic and protectionist rhetoric.
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Trump made his protectionist instincts clear on the campaign trail in 2016.
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But I don't think he has given up on his protectionist agenda.
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Some investors said the comments reinforced concerns about potential protectionist trade policies.
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This time, protectionist measures promise to be more overt and wide-reaching.
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For a protectionist president, it has the opposite effect, strengthening his hand.
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In part, that's because Trump is more protectionist than prior Republican presidents.
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Another factor helping is easing regulation, as Modi's government becomes less protectionist.
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Perhaps they will make big noises but pursue only symbolic protectionist policies.
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Policymakers and economists are bristling over U.S. President Donald Trump's protectionist agenda.
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Critics say the rules are protectionist, and a cause of overpriced books.
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That's why he expects the president's protectionist tendencies to be reined in.
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It's a highly unusual move that highlights the administration's increasingly protectionist stance.
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So I think the law in Europe historically has been relatively protectionist.
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And Trump himself really has been banging the protectionist drum for decades.
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However, concerns of some of his protectionist statements have kept investors wary.
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Canadian dairy farmers have relied on the protectionist policies since the 1980s.
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Also in the mix were concerns over the Trump administration's protectionist slant.
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Many executives remain unsure what Trump's protectionist rhetoric will mean in practice.
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Wall Street hates Bannon's push for more protectionist policies, especially with China.
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Those same uninformed politicians plug protectionist tariffs to claim to save jobs.
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The Trump administration has taken an increasingly protectionist stance on trade recently.
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Mr. Trump's protectionist views have alarmed Japanese government officials and business leaders.
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"To my ears it sounded very protectionist: economy without competition," Katainen told reporters.
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Protectionist overtures on Chinese infrastructure projects have also raised concerns about foreign investment.
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However, the more protectionist approach expected from Trump could hinder the U.S. economy.
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Will the protectionist measures that Trump is talking about impact Indians living abroad?
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One particular impact from Trump's protectionist policies has been outflows from emerging markets.
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It all depends on how extreme the White House gets with protectionist policies.
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And in his budget of 1860 he removed nearly all remaining protectionist duties.
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In isolation, either an export subsidy or an import tax is plainly protectionist.
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Argentines voted their reformist president out and protectionist, big-state Peronists back in.
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Not all barriers have protectionist intent; other countries have plenty of them, too.
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Or he can follow his protectionist rhetoric at the expense of American greatness.
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They are also happy to play the protectionist card when it suits them.
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In practice, these policies are protectionist (and banned by the World Trade Organisation).
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Though protectionist, it is no worse than a similar mechanism America frequently uses.
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Allin said Trump has also shown himself to be consistently isolationist and protectionist.
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Those efforts may be undermined unless Trump steps down from his protectionist podium.
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The ramifications of Trump's protectionist stance have been broadly felt in the markets.
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The peso has fallen on worries over the prospect of Trump's protectionist policies.
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His departure is seen strengthening the hands of those advocating a protectionist agenda.
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Argentina and Indonesia, major exporters of biodiesel, have called the EU measures protectionist.
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"It's very protectionist," said Loic Dessaint, CEO of Proxinvest, a shareholder advisory firm.
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Thai businesses have said they are worried about Trump's protectionist stance on trade.
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Lopez Obrador burst on the national political scene with a combination of protectionist
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Protectionist trade practices, whether through trade wars or through costly tariffs, are harmful.
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But, in reality, the party has been protectionist for most of its history.
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But what if this protectionist ideology sought to defend more than just Americans?
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Fernandez, a trade protectionist, has vowed to reconsider his country's membership in Mercosur.
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Despite the Trump administration's protectionist trade policy, the trade deficit continues to deteriorate.
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However, Trump's protectionist stance on trade has sent jitters through Wall Street recently.
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The risk of protectionist international trading measures is also a danger, it said.
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Today, he is fighting for Trump, the most protectionist GOP nominee in decades.
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He also discussed the effect that protectionist policies could have on the company.
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So, we are reverting to protectionist nationalism to insulate ourselves from the deficit.
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Overall, G20163 leaders were consistent in their reasons for condemning Trump's protectionist stances.
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The Republican Party is growing more protectionist, so those folks are out there.
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Even Britain, the world's first great champion of free trade, started off protectionist.
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"Inward-looking policies involving one-sided, protectionist measures benefit no country," he said.
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For the first half of America's history, high protectionist tariffs were the norm.
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But Benjamin Harrison, a Republican and staunch protectionist, prevailed in the Electoral College.
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China defends protectionist trade and investment policies that are unfair to American businesses.
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Broadly speaking, it is a protectionist policy that limits foreign competition in shipping.
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Bin Sulayem said he did not believe Trump's protectionist policies would affect trade.
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But an expected rise in protectionist policies has dented confidence in those prospects.
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The USMCA is a deal tailor-made for organized labor and protectionist Democrats.
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If he does indeed take protectionist measures, this would seriously harm global economy.
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Resorting to the national security excuse is viewed as a protectionist cop-out.
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But a protectionist America that opposes free trade is certainly unhelpful to Germany.
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It is of particular importance in its efforts to combat Chinese protectionist practices.
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Trump's shift toward more protectionist policies has caused turmoil in the White House.
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The U.S. economy undoubtedly is being hurt by its own protectionist steel policies.
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Nowhere is this more evident than with Trump's wrongheaded, protectionist approach to trade.
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Trump hopes his protectionist move will appeal to voters in the 173th District.
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How will U.S. President Donald Trump's "America First" protectionist talk translate into policy?
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His protectionist policies will likely bring them on, but only time will tell.
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"China is the most protectionist country of the very large countries," he said.
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Donald Trump isn't the only world leader making hey from protectionist rhetoric and policy — more than 800 new protectionist trade measures have been implemented around the globe since November 2008, including many "Buy American" provisions signed into law by President Obama.
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This plan emerged before the protectionist Mr Trump had even secured his party's nomination.
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"The EU's customs union is a protectionist system which is widely misunderstood," Martin said.
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And what we know about protectionist policies is that they're likely to be inflationary.
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The protectionist policies of Donald Trump could make things worse, a CEO warns CNBC.
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Investors remained on edge as they feared protectionist measures would hit global economic growth.
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But at the time, he said Trump's "protectionist tendencies" were a concern for investors.
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The conservative Koch political network has argued against the Trump administration's protectionist trade policies.
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President Trump's approach to NAFTA is just one part of a misguided protectionist agenda.
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Analysts have serious concerns about how more protectionist policies could impact the U.S. economy.
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The legislation is perhaps the most Trumpian of all of Trump's protectionist trade policies.
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Protectionist measures contributed to a 30 pct slump in world exports in 1929-1932.
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The protectionist and free-trade sides of the Trump administration are once again clashing.
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But his "America First" policy on trade could raise protectionist barriers against foreign goods.
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Why would a country that embraces free trade erect protectionist walls around this sector?
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A mooted trade deal fizzled as the American team blamed India for protectionist policies.
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Israel's security barrier is, to a large extent, also a one-way protectionist barrier.
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For instance, Trump has long held, and has freely expressed, protectionist views on trade.
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Protectionist policies could disrupt the free flow of goods, services and people across borders.
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Finally, the company should also end its protectionist policy with regard to its API.
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Now, Trump's election will likely extend that protectionist sentiment to the world's largest economy.
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American law grants the president discretion to impose whatever protectionist measures he sees fit.
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"The collective howl of pain might induce even the most ardent protectionist to reconsider."
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Xi also warned about the protectionist steps he said some developed countries were taking.
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For those alarmed by Mr Trump's protectionist bent, Mr Lighthizer's competence is scant comfort.
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I THINK YOU WERE TALKING ABOUT SOME OF THE PROTECTIONIST POLICIES SPRINGING UP EVERYWHERE.
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The United States is also under fire from other countries for its protectionist measures.
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To the extent that the Alt-Right dabbles in economics it is highly protectionist.
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For decades, the U.S. sought G-85033 declarations against protectionist policies by foreign governments.
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Then a protectionist named Donald Trump was elected president of the world's largest economy.
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In the weeks since inauguration, the new administration has struck a more protectionist tone.
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Nonetheless, Lincoln's protectionist tendencies set the template for Republican thinking over the following decades.
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Economists have warned that protectionist measures could stifle international trade and hurt global growth.
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Similarly, some free-trade Democrats suggest that Hillary Clinton's protectionist stance is merely rhetoric.
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"Rolling out Trump's protectionist measures will take longer than people think," said the banker.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - With a seemingly more protectionist U.S. president and the planned EU-U.
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Nationalist, populist and protectionist forces in other countries will be greatly encouraged by Brexit.
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But in fact, they are probably the most protectionist country of the major countries.
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One doesn't have to be a protectionist to realize the president has a point.
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Dieter Kempf, president of the BDI industry group, warned Washington against pursuing protectionist policies.
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He had long argued for protectionist policies but hadn't bothered to learn about their
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Did these no-good establishmentskis force Trump to back off his economic protectionist rhetoric?
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His Chinese clients, though, expressed concern about the prospect of a protectionist American administration.
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Such moves may be anti-capitalist, but they suit Trump's protectionist, America-first leanings.
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There's no question that protectionist constraints keep milk prices there high and farmers profitable.
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Pena Nieto had resisted that request as a protectionist intrusion into Mexican labor issues.
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And now liberals are responding in the form of protests against Trump's protectionist policies.
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More protectionist voices have been carrying the day with Mr. Trump in recent weeks.
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The United States, expressing skepticism its protectionist measures are dampening growth, was an outlier.
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Such actions risk increasing shortages of crucial medical supplies and encouraging protectionist laws abroad.
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Economic View President Trump's protectionist impulses have upended the global debate about international trade.
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"To foster a dynamic global economy, we need to resist protectionist urges," he said.
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And 53 percent peg protectionist trade policies as the biggest threat to the economy.
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Since Trump's victory, expectations of protectionist policies have driven investors out of emerging markets.
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Earlier in the session, Russian President Vladimir Putin also appeared to criticize protectionist policies.
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Ted Cruz, fully embracing the label that's defined his populist rhetoric and protectionist policies.
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"We will not accept protectionist agendas, disguised as arguments about financial stability," he said.
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We've already seen Trump stretch his protectionist muscle, recommending steep duties on Bombardier Inc.
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Protectionist policies and a conflict with North Korea could derail the current "Goldilocks" environment.
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However, protectionist trade policies and other potentially negative economic initiatives could offset these positives.
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Industry leaders and allied countries threatened retaliation over what they called blatantly protectionist measures.
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The jury is still out on how protectionist the Trump administration wants to be.
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Trump's actions are protectionist, Gutierrez said, adding that policy style has never really worked.
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The Wall Street veteran was thought to be a bulwark against protectionist trade policies.
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"I do think that China does have a lot of protectionist practices," Lester said.
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It could accelerate if Trump takes broader trade actions that are seen as protectionist.
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Some, like the Economic Policy Institute, would prefer to use CFIUS for protectionist reasons.
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That would be in line with Trump's presidential campaign, which took a protectionist tone.
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The president's ear is going to be dominated by louder and louder protectionist voices.
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On the trade front, it must deal with U.S. President Donald Trump's protectionist policies.
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China's firms are emerging out of a state-led economy into a more protectionist world.
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Trump's protectionist approach has angered key U.S. trading partners and prompted rebukes from foreign leaders.
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However, the protectionist side of his agenda can have negative repercussions for the emerging economies.
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But President Donald Trump's pursuit of protectionist trade policies has stoked nationalism around the globe.
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That kind of nationalist, protectionist party was very attractive to a lot of white Americans.
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However, they are also likely to be impacted by a more protectionist approach to trade.
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And even now, he trumpets views -- protectionist on trade, uncaring about debt and deficits, etc.
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FARAGE: It showed the world that America is not protectionist bu he wants fair trade.
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He said both Navarro and Trump's Commerce secretary choice, Wilbur Ross, have taken protectionist positions.
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Mexico accuses Trump of spoiling for a "protectionist war" with proposals aimed at balancing trade.
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That's because the newly inaugurated U.S. president has been banging the gavel of protectionist rhetoric.
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Any US protectionist economic measures or trade sanctions can be responded in kind, Li said.
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TRADE TENSIONS Fernandez, a trade protectionist, has vowed to reconsider his country's membership in Mercosur.
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Because when people act in protectionist ways, they erect barriers, which makes everyone worse off.
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S. trade deal had collapsed, despite indications the Trump administration would pursue a protectionist agenda.
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One is a House Republican tax proposal that could indicate how protectionist Mr Trump is.
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The Mexican peso has fallen against the dollar, reflecting worries about Donald Trump's protectionist tendencies.
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If Mr Trump succumbs to his protectionist instincts, the consequences would be disastrous for all.
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If the dollar stays strong, might protectionist pressure be defused by co-ordinated international action?
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But he has gotten blowback from industries and unions that have benefited from protectionist policies.
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FORTT: AND SATYA WHEN YOU LOOK AT THE MORE PROTECTIONIST MOVES AS SOME SEE THEM.
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G7 SUMMIT - UK PM JOHNSON SAYS PEOPLE DONT REALISE HOW PROTECTIONIST UK MARKET IS SOMETIMES
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Governments did end up introducing various small-bore protectionist measures, but markets remained broadly open.
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Global policy makers remain anxious about the wider fallout of the U.S.-led protectionist policies.
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Mr Trump and Ms Le Pen are both protectionist, nationalist and fans of Mr Putin.
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The WTO had ruled in favor of the South American country, calling the measures protectionist.
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Like the rest of Asia-Pacific, however, Australia is in danger from Trump's protectionist stance.
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Despite protectionist rhetoric from Donald Trump, world trade has grown decently in the past year.
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Britain sees this as a protectionist gambit to win contracts from British firms (see article).
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Mr Ross spelled out what he meant: breaking with Europe's "highly protectionist" standards and regulations.
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Schaeuble issued a thinly veiled warning to Trump over the dangers of protectionist trade policies.
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Similarly, more systematic scrutiny of incoming Chinese investment could be prudent, rather than nakedly protectionist.
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"Traditionally, such kind of (protectionist) voices are popular in countries with weak competitiveness," he said.
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THE OTHER COUNTRIES THAT TALK ABOUT FREE TRADE ARE REALLY VERY PROTECTIONIST – EUROPE, CHINA, JAPAN.
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Le Pen has been campaigning on the basis of limiting immigration and increasing protectionist policies.
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Today, for example, Americans are still paying for the protectionist lapses of a generation ago.
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We are also bullish on the U.S., where prices are finding support in protectionist moves.
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Trump also campaigned on significant protectionist proposals, including large trade tariffs and additional migration controls.
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I assume less emphasis on these supply-side threatening protectionist proposals than during the campaign.
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The country does not share Indonesia's protectionist instincts and is more welcoming to foreign investors.
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And he warned those protectionist practices, like rising trade tariffs, are becoming a slippery slope.
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Since 2008, the use of protectionist, trade-distorting policies and regulations has indeed increased worldwide.
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This year the president has been unleashed, with 2018 witnessing a succession of protectionist moves.
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Trump's protectionist statements have caused particular alarm in Asia, given its dependence on global trade.
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We could repeal the protectionist Jones Act, which imposes unnecessary costs on consumers and businesses.
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India began life as an independent country in 303 with a heavily controlled, protectionist economy.
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The Trump administration's protectionist policy statements have worried Japanese leaders, given Japan's export-reliant economy.
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But the president is unlikely to provoke American voters, who are in a protectionist mood.
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One presidential candidate in the United States is a raging protectionist; the other is ambivalent.
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Congress got to look protectionist, but count on administrations not actually to do anything terrible.
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Some U.S. officials have criticized the move as protectionist and harmful to American dairy farmers.
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"It should not adopt mistaken trade protectionist measures that limit fair market competition," he said.
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Further, the strategist highlighted the impact of trade and protectionist ideology as "significant" market headwinds.
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Even amid protectionist political rhetoric, people are vying for the opportunity to gain experience abroad.
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There is also concern among some foreign businesses about the Modi government's increasingly protectionist tilt.
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Rhetorical claims aside, Republicans have long tended in practice to be more protectionist than Democrats.
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"We look with concern at the growing protectionist rhetoric around the world," Soren Skou said.
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But economists caution that the Trump administration's protectionist trade policy could offset the fiscal stimulus.
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Despite Mr. Trump's protectionist talk, the offshoring of jobs has increased slightly during his presidency.
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Seen against the backdrop of the president's protectionist statements and policies, this decision is unnerving.
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To my way of thinking, that adds up to a polite way of saying 'protectionist.
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Smart free trade agreements — not protectionist measures — are the best way to pursue these objectives.
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China has said that countries should not use security reviews to advance a protectionist agenda.
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In essence, he is pursuing a protectionist agenda, at odds with the mantra of globalization.
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President Trump's protectionist impulses, for instance, do not square neatly with a booming energy sector.
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When I say the United States you have a president Trump who's been more protectionist.
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Investors are concerned he will use the speech to signal a more protectionist policy stance.
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Along with French President Emmanuel Macron, Merkel will provide a counterpoint to Trump's protectionist ideas.
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China's protectionist policies also give those companies significant leeway to succeed in their domestic market.
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Now Mr. Trump has upended Republican dogma, and Democrats are embracing their own protectionist heritage.
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The delay was welcomed by those who have been worried about the president's protectionist tendencies.
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In short, he told me that sometimes protectionist policies are exactly what America has needed.
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And countries that have gone in a more protectionist direction have done worse, emperical result.
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They see the signing of the deal as a signal against Trump's protectionist trade policies.
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Ironically, the industry ended up weaker for Germany's protectionist politics within the union, experts say.
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YOU HAVE, IN FACT, IN THE PAST CALLED CHINA PROTECTIONIST DRESSED IN FREE MARKET CLOTHING.
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CLEARLY HE'S A MEMBER OF THE ECONOMIC TEAM THAT OPPOSED THIS SORT OF PROTECTIONIST MEASURE.
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Persistent protectionist tensions between the United States, China and Europe are making chief executives nervous.
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Investors were bracing for the worst amid signs of a protectionist ramp-up in Washington.
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Fortunately, efforts to roll back these protectionist laws have gained traction in states like Colorado.
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"This statute has no purpose except to be protectionist of the local industries," he said.
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But none would come with the added benefit of seeming to fulfil Mr Trump's protectionist promise.
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The protectionist move would, however, shrink foreign companies' sales in the world's fastest growing steel market.
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Donald Trump would like to remake the Republicans into a populist, protectionist, nationalist and xenophobic party.
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U.S. President Donald Trump's protectionist rhetoric has largely been fired off in the direction of China.
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Germany has been making protectionist noises after a spate of Chinese takeovers of its technology companies.
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"But if other countries also introduce protectionist measures, there will definitely be an impact," Sugata said.
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The latter is viewed as a risk for emerging markets, given his protectionist stance on trade.
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After rule by protectionist left-wingers, both now have governments that want to open up economically.
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But he quickly leapt into action on the protectionist side of his agenda and campaign promises.
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Mnuchin is viewed as less protectionist than Trump and some other West Wing advisors including Bannon.
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Ross also said London should not to give in to the EU's "highly protectionist" trade stance.
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Le Pen's protectionist and anti-globalisation agenda has helped win her widespread support in her campaign.
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Trump's protectionist measures have been countered by President Xi Jinping, leading talk of a trade war.
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Trump has already put trading partners on edge with his aggressively protectionist trade policy and rhetoric.
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European auto manufacturers association ACEA called the measures protectionist and said they would harm its members.
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On the one hand, he is a protectionist, so few Cubans are optimistic about his intentions.
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From Russia, loathly An obvious reason for Russia��s slump is a protectionist policy that backfired.
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Others are advising on trade policy, trying to steer the administration away from its protectionist impulses.
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Only a quarter of Remain voters support a protectionist approach, with 41% opposed, according to NatCen.
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Mr Trump is using protectionist threats to grab jobs and investment back from Canada and Mexico.
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A charitable interpretation of his views is therefore that he is not a protectionist at all.
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There was agreement between China and Japan that protectionist measures do not help anyone, Aso said.
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Trump&aposs strategy to get them to drop these protectionist barriers is to impose crushing tariffs.
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Emerging markets, which are very export driven, may be the most vulnerable to any protectionist actions.
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Foreign investors were pleased that he welcomed them, and hoped he would make Indonesia less protectionist.
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A steady stream of new protectionist rules suggests that other business-bashing instincts still hold sway.
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"The spirit and rules of the WTO run counter to unilateral and protectionist measures," they said.
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U.S. President Trump has stepped up trade protectionist actions by raising tariffs to guard U.S. manufacturing.
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Chandler said the U.S. dollar would react if there are actions that appear to be protectionist.
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While overseas protectionist policies do dampen capital spending, the global economy is recovering, said Mizuho's Tokuda.
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However, European and Japanese officials seem ready to oppose the protectionist views from President Donald Trump.
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"Putin's popularity is directly linked to his confrontational foreign policy and protectionist economic measures," writes Pomeranz.
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It will be interesting to see just how much Trump's protectionist message resonates in carmaker country.
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But I prefer an economic-growth solution to this middle-class angst, not a protectionist program.
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A candidate, like Trump, can probably get away with being protectionist, isolationist and anti-big money.
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Hammond said "protectionist agendas" were being advanced, disguised as arguments about financial stability and supervisory oversight.
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The bottom line is that these protectionist measures are economically sub-optimal policies to shield jobs.
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He also may propose tariffs or attract retaliatory reactions around trade because of his protectionist views.
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A free-trading Britain, say Brexiteers, would no longer be held back by protectionist EU members.
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And that at a time of globalisation, the ultimate guarantor of world trade could become protectionist.
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It could also provide a misguided excuse for the administration to implement growth-reducing protectionist measures.
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Protectionist imitators The bigger concern may be the countries that see opportunity instead of getting angry.
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Market watchers fear an escalation in protectionist moves could damage the U.S. economy or American companies.
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"It's definitely true that you don't want antitrust to be used in protectionist ways," Khan said.
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By any fair assessment, President Trump has abused that authority to pursue his own protectionist agenda.
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They expect protectionist policies on trade, which show no signs of abating, to tap the brakes.
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Trump, everybody knew, was a protectionist, the biggest for an American president since, well, perhaps ever.
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However, the rival 'Out' campaign disputed the analysis, saying that "protectionist" EU policies pushed up prices.
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Those who attack Trump as a protectionist are in denial of the U.S.-Chinese economic relationship.
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President Donald Trump has been striking a protectionist tone ever since he began his presidential campaign.
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He called for more a negotiated resolution on trade issues, stressing China opposes trade protectionist behaviors.
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He did so over the objections of Republicans who disapproved of his protectionist approach to trade.
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Nor is the threat of retaliation the only factor that should deter any hard protectionist turn.
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A military dictatorship ruled the country from 1964 to 1985 and enforced strict protectionist economic laws.
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Protectionist actions do not encourage further investment and job creation in America, they drive both away.
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Now, there is also stark clarity to the protectionist slant in the Trump administration's trade philosophy.
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The combination, Mr. Bergsten suggests, produced the protectionist backlash that delivered the presidency to Mr. Trump.
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For Europeans, the reprieve announced by the Trump administration from the protectionist measures could be brief.
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Democrats, heavily influenced by unions, were viewed as more protectionist, opposing trade deals and supporting tariffs.
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William McKinley, the quintessential Gilded Age president who defeated a populist challenger, was also a protectionist.
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Underlying their protectionist move is the damage done in the 1980s and 1990s by economic liberalization.
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Investors have been on edge recently as the U.S. ratchets up its protectionist stance on trade.
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But he added the motorcycle maker's move was understandable considering Trump's tariffs and other protectionist policies.
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Yet they may prove hard to resist for a president eager to wield his protectionist pen.
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A long time coming Trump has long talked about the new for more protectionist trade policies.
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The action would be in response to increasingly protectionist policies taken by the U.S. on trade.
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He accused Airbus rival Boeing of "ruthlessly surfing" on the US protectionist wave to smother competition.
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He would be a negative for the greenback if he takes a protectionist stand on trade.
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Equities have been under pressure recently as the Trump administration ramps up a protectionist trade agenda.
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We might willingly pay more because of some protectionist belief that global trade is somehow bad.
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IS YOUR VOICE ONE OF THE LONE VOICE THAT IS NOT PROTECTIONIST IN THE WHITE HOUSE?
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The move rattled markets as it indicated the president was moving toward more protectionist trade policies.
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Cohn clashed with Ross and other protectionist forces within the Trump administration over imposing trade tariffs.
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"It all depends on whether it's pro-growth populism or more protectionist populism," Mr. Behravesh said.
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Conservative elites are mostly free traders, but Trump's protectionist rhetoric resonated with some grassroots Republican voters.
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Republicans have welcomed his advocacy for tax cuts as some bemoan his protectionist approach to trade.
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"Trump mimics Clinton's protectionist and pro-tariff trade policies," conservative talk radio host Mark Levin wrote.
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Smith then distanced himself from President Donald Trump's stance on trade, voicing his concerns about "increased protectionist tariffs" and arguing that protectionist policies were historically "counterproductive to economic growth." saying that benefits from the tax reform bill would be offset by higher taxes from the tariffs.
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"I don't believe that taking a protectionist route is going to make Americans more prosperous," Dollar said.
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Both Putin and Xi have vowed to fight protectionist policies, an accusation leveled at their U.S. counterpart.
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Many also saw it as a protectionist move to shield uncompetitive European carriers, something the Commission denies.
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They also worry it rings of a more protectionist tone that could be echoed in trade policy.
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It really is hard to imagine the president without Mr Perot; his protectionist rhetoric is almost verbatim.
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"We've cleaned out the rubbish," Prat-Gay said in reference to Fernandez's protectionist policies that stunted investment.
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Most economists in that report cited protectionist trade policy as the leading risk to the US economy.
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Other analysts have also pointed to the potential hit to global economic growth from Trump's protectionist policies.
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The Club for Growth, a conservative economic group, had sharply criticized Trump's support for protectionist trade policies.
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However, progress has been slow since its implementation in 2015 because of protectionist inclinations among individual members.
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In the meantime, the protectionist measures instead promised by Trump could set off a damaging trade war.
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And doing so meant sounding less like a Republican and more like a protectionist, pro-union Democrat.
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The companies will probably struggle because of weaker demand, increased domestic capacity and less protectionist trade policies.
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" Free trade: "The other countries that talk about free trade are really very protectionist — Europe, China, Japan.
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Or is the self-proclaimed "company to save the world" a victim of US government protectionist propaganda?
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Their main objection is not to the president's protectionist, deficit-boosting policies, much as they hate them.
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There is increasing evidence that shows China's WTO accession and its protectionist policies hurt the U.S. economy.
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That could nourish protectionist sentiment, or prompt other countries to increase state support for their own firms.
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Instead, his protectionist-leaning trade policies have been more aligned with the historic positions of liberal Democrats.
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In Tokyo your columnist sat on a panel assessing the dangers of a protectionist-inspired global recession.
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And now, what Wood Mackenzie calls a "rising protectionist stance" is causing "traders to build anticipatory inventories".
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All of the candidates who weighed in during the debates signaled strong opposition to Trump's protectionist policies.
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Add nuclear energy to the long list of sectors caught up in President Trump's protectionist trade agenda.
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Economists said the Trump's administration's protectionist trade policy and retaliation by other countries could undercut business spending.
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Third, as a more protectionist climate takes hold, governments want firms to locate more activity "at home".
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China calls the United States protectionist and has resisted what it views as attempts to intimidate it.
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She has criticized American trade tensions with China — while showing support for some of Trump's protectionist moves.
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Rising protectionist sentiments have created the need for investors to establish a local presence in key markets.
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Others are taking Trump, his hopes of victory and his protectionist threats, with a pinch of salt.
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Both are economic populists who see an expansive role for protectionist government and a significant entitlement state.
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Additionally, protectionist policies may increase the price of imported goods and raise domestic wages, furthering inflation concerns.
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Grab Indonesia, the domestic arm of Southeast Asian ride-hailing company Grab, calls the new rules protectionist.
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But if the United States is serious about protectionist measures, "then one must counter them", she said.
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Foreign businesses in China have long complained about a lack of market access and protectionist Chinese policies.
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"His trade rhetoric is highly protectionist and threatens to tear apart the global economic system," Gardner said.
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It's just another tax, and a blatantly protectionist one at that, and something the economy doesn't need.
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The same went for global trade, where she warned against protectionist instincts that might endanger open markets.
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He is in a widely reported battle with economic nationalists who resonate with Trump over protectionist policies.
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The rally had stalled amid concerns over Trump's protectionist stance and lack of clarity on policy reforms.
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They are not in a protectionist mood: 77% favour greater integration between their countries and their neighbours.
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Some also saw it as a protectionist move to shield uncompetitive European carriers, something the Commission denies.
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Spain joined several other countries in voicing its opposition against rising trade tariffs and other protectionist attitudes.
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We must defend aviation's social and economic benefits from barriers to travel and protectionist agendas, he added.
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Early returns from Trump's tenure point to the perils in following the president down a protectionist path.
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Protectionist Wilbur Ross has replaced Mnuchin as head of a U.S. delegation to China for trade negotiations.
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In a country prone to protectionist folly, Brazil's market-minded response to the bean shortage is refreshing.
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"He's an ignorant, amoral, dishonest and manipulative, misogynistic, philandering, hyper-litigious, isolationist, protectionist blowhard," Mr. Vlock said.
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The European Union has announced retaliatory tariffs responding to Trump's earlier protectionist moves on steel and aluminum.
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"Uncertainty linked to possible protectionist measures and countermeasures at present constitute a risk for trade," it added.
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It's worth noting that many of the start-ups seeking protectionist regulation have benefited from international investors.
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After a long period of protectionist policies, Mexico went through major economic reforms, including decreasing trade barriers.
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The deficit, a crucial focus of Trump's protectionist trade agenda, has risen 11.4 percent since October 2017.
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It is true that, in general, free trade provides net macroeconomic benefits versus a more protectionist approach.
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Traders have been concerned about Trump's potential to be protectionist, and whether he would really take action.
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To the relief of many, the administration did not move forward on the president's bellicose protectionist rhetoric.
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But on economics, Trump is a big protectionist, while Cruz is a devotee of the gold standard.
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But one interpretation of the tax reform idea is that it's protectionist trade policy, which Bannon likes.
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Goldman Sachs (GS) president Gary Cohn quit in the wake of Trump's imposition of protectionist trade policy.
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A draft of their communique, seen by Reuters, appears to accommodate his more protectionist views on trade.
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What we got instead was Trump's protectionist, white-identity appeal — a bizarro version of the reformicon agenda.
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Werneck said at the meeting that he expects Trump's protectionist policies to remain in place in 2019.
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Remaining sticking points include Canada's protectionist policies on dairy and a controversial system for handling investor disputes.
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Much worse and scarier things may lie ahead, because Trump isn't just a protectionist, he's an authoritarian.
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That is why Ford and General Motors, alongside foreign automakers, have also roundly condemned the protectionist measures.
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President Trump's new tariffs on steel and aluminum are aimed, in part, at China's own protectionist policies.
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That's when governments normally become even more protectionist, and this administration is already moving in that direction.
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With the United States seemingly in a protectionist crouch, China had become, despite all its problems, indispensable.
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In August, it denied there were subsidies on the country's biodiesel exports and called the duties protectionist.
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Trump campaigned on a pledge to take the country on a more isolationist, protectionist "America First" path.
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His status as a foreigner seeking to promote protectionist policies in the United States makes him unusual.
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"Protectionist tendencies are escalating worldwide," Herbert Diess, the chief executive of Volkswagen, said at a news conference.
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"It's part of a protectionist environment we are in right now and it's troubling," Mr. Dahl said.
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He has devoted much of his time to pushing protectionist trade policies against China and other countries.
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But Mr. Trump's protectionist approach to trade is also causing hands to wring in the United States.
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Officials here, sensitive to Mr. Trump's influence on politics, feared the measure could inspire more protectionist policies.
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First, protectionist policies in Argentina destroyed the very agricultural and manufacturing heartland they were intended to help.
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Those themes appear to contrast with many of the protectionist, isolationist policies Trump preached as a candidate.
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When the economy falters, as it typically does under protectionist populism, Democrats will not be blamed easily.
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Also weighing on stocks were concerns about protectionist trade policies planned by U.S. President-elect Donald Trump.
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"In a protectionist world, Argentina loses, because it has commodities to sell," said political analyst Sergio Berensztein.
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Equities have been under pressure recently as President Donald Trump moves forward with his protectionist trade agenda.
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She went onto add Germany was convinced Washington's threat to impose protectionist policies would ultimately hurt everyone.
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How concerned are you about the protectionist talk that is coming from the White House right now?
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Trump's protectionist stance on trade has hit countries in Europe as well as Mexico, Japan and China.
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Mexico remained highly protectionist until the late 1980s and did not open up substantially until after NAFTA.
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But Trump's protectionist stance has also added to some investors' worries over protectionism and global geopolitical risks.
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Troy Marshall, who is a 15-year Toyota employee, recognizes the risks of a protectionist trade policy.
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The Wednesday letter is not the first instance of Republicans speaking out against Trump's protectionist trade proposal.
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BUT I THINK THE REAL THING BEHIND IT IS THE U.S. IS THE LEAST PROTECTIONIST MAJOR COUNTRY.
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It's about time China removes some of its protectionist practices now that the country has grown richer.
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Trump's imposition of protectionist trade policies over the opposition of Republican allies has rattled global financial markets.
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SARA EISEN: You know, President Trump has also threatened Europe and has accused Europe of protectionist measures.
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He said a trade war of tit-for-tat protectionist measures would ultimately damage the American economy.
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Mr. Trump's protectionist impulses place him squarely at odds with the economic wisdom that tariffs are harmful.
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As the United States under President Trump becomes increasingly protectionist, Canada is moving in the opposite direction.
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Then Trump staged a protectionist takeover of the Republican Party on his way to the White House.
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Trump's protectionist stance on trade was clearly on the minds of other leaders attending the economic conference.
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Trump ran for office in 2016 on a protectionist platform aimed at shoring up U.S. manufacturing jobs.
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"Recent history has shown that the impact of US protectionist policies on FX markets has been fairly ambiguous – but we note that speculation tends to be dollar negative as the currency prices in some notion of a protectionist risk premium," ING FX analyst Viraj Patel, said in a note.
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"We do not want to be protectionist but we reserve our right to be protectionist to the extent that we believe trade is not free and fair," Mnuchin told a news conference at the end of a meeting of finance ministers from the Group of Seven industrial democracies.
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Oil ministers, most notably al-Falih, dodged answering questions about Trump's protectionist views could mean for international markets.
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He decided to go populist and protectionist, and that's something we're going to have to get used to.
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What the numbers show is that China's steel customers are diverse and not all are contemplating protectionist measures.
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President Donald Trump has given mixed signals on trade despite running for office on an increasingly protectionist campaign.
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Zhang said protectionist measures from the U.S. could discourage immigrants to set up their companies in Silicon Valley.
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"Unfortunately, lots of lawyers are very protectionist and use the regulations to stop people like me," Browder said.
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U.S. President Donald Trump's protectionist tone will likely hand China significant soft power on trade deals, economists said.
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Fed policymakers have also been wary about the potential negative impact of the Trump administration's protectionist trade policies.
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Banks are also winners from Trump's deregulation agenda and won't be hurt by Trump's protectionist talk, Cramer said.
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However, gold could be back in favor if economic or political risks rise due to proposed protectionist policies.
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Are the most patently farcical and protectionist restrictions nigh unchallengeable, or are there, in fact, judicially enforceable limits?
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Japan's export-driven economy could also suffer if Trump adopts protectionist policies that would potentially curb global trade.
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The effects of the protectionist measures seemed modest at first, when global economic growth was still fairly strong.
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There will be talk of standing up to protectionist voices opposed to U.S. and Canadian free trade deals.
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Those who resent the prime minister's protectionist, authoritarian gloom must, then, do more than hyperventilate and pearl-clutch.
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Washington accuses Beijing of not playing fairly on trade while China says the United States is being protectionist.
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The longer term, with low demand from developed markets and a potentially protectionist upsurge, could be more difficult.
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An executive at a global technology company offering cloud services in India described the policy's recommendations as "protectionist".
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Trump brandished strong protectionist rhetoric during his "America First" election campaign, saying it was necessary to save jobs.
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N): Jefferies upgrades to "buy" rating, saying industry should benefit from Trump's protectionist trade policy ** Commercial Metals (CMC.
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Mr Trump's protectionist bent may make it hard for emerging markets to trade their way out of trouble.
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This makes them especially vulnerable if Trump's protectionist moves spark retaliation by the world's other big trading blocs.
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Ardern told business and industry leaders that countries pursuing increasingly protectionist policies were affecting confidence and investment plans.
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More people signed an anti-TTIP campaign in supposedly free-trade-loving Britain than in traditionally protectionist France.
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In those campaigns he ran as a rabble-rouser bent on returning Mexico to its protectionist, nationalist past.
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The protectionist policies he promoted during the campaign would shrink the economy and make the United States poorer.
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Trump's protectionist economic policies, in particular, have caused consternation among establishment Republicans, many of whom are business leaders.
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First, it is deeply unappealing to small countries, which by the way also have protectionist lobbies to overcome.
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He played down the prospect of protectionist measures to protect the U.S. steel industry under a Trump government.
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Trump wants to take us back to an isolationist and protectionist era, which is flat out insane economically.
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The congressman has also softened protectionist rhetoric lately, after raising concerns that Chinese investors are "buying up" Brazil.
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"Trade has gone digital and protectionist policies don't work in an internet-age," DelBene said in a statement.
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In a thinly veiled message to Donald Trump, German Chancellor Angela Merkel warned against protectionist responses to globalization.
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THEY HAVE THIS VERY COMPLICATED SYSTEM FOR DAIRY MANAGEMENT UP THERE, BUT IT BASICALLY IS VERY, VERY PROTECTIONIST.
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However, we should not forget the risk of hard-line protectionist policies surfacing from the new U.S. administration.
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The preemption of state legislation by the federal government is one possible tactic to end these protectionist practices.
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"Right now, the main concern is America's protectionist trade stance," said Nobuhiko Kuramochi, a strategist at Mizuho Securities.
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He wants investors to be ready for serious protectionist rhetoric and China bashing that could cause trading anxiety.
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But Trump's protectionist policies and unpredictable approach to policymaking have made a once prestigious gig unpalatable for many.
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The dollar has benefited from Trump's protectionist policies and from a flight to quality as geopolitical tensions mount.
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By contrast, restricting trade, through protectionist tariffs and other barriers, will lead to a stagnant and inefficient economy.
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His advocacy for closed borders and protectionist economic policies flies in the face of GOP free trade orthodoxy.
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The north-eastern states are packed with the working-class whites who love Mr Trump's protectionist message best.
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The ultra protectionist policies out of Beijing have denied their one billion citizens a higher standard of living.
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Adding insult to injury, he has justified protectionist measures against erstwhile NATO allies by invoking "national security" considerations.
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"I think he believes that free trade is bad and will continue to pursue protectionist policies," said Conant.
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Mercosur, a trade group based on Brazil and Argentina, evolved into a protectionist club of mainly leftish governments.
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This is not to soft-pedal or deny his protectionist instincts, which are plain for all to see.
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Could this political backlash against globalization and the fervor for protectionist policies begin to fade as wages rise?
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European leaders warned the president that they would retaliate against protectionist measures from his administration, the Journal said.
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Unfortunately, the president's choice of the protectionist tool runs wholly counter to his plan to rebuild America's infrastructure.
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At the press conference to explain was Trump's director of the National Economic Council, noted protectionist ... Larry Kudlow?
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Emerging markets sold off on Monday after China announced retaliatory tariffs against U.S. President Donald Trump's protectionist efforts.
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Economists had warned that retaliatory tariffs were likely to occur because of the U.S.'s increasing protectionist policies.
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Nor is the president likely to change his disposition, which has been protectionist for a very long time.
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The nationalists, including Peter Navarro, have ascended, allowing Trump's own protectionist instincts to flourish through aggressive tariff announcements.
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Business groups also warned this week that escalating protectionist trade policies could have an adverse effect on consumers.
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But by the late 1870s, new industrial sugar factories in the Caribbean began to jeopardize this protectionist structure.
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The greenback has been beaten down by Trump's comments on its strength and concerns over his protectionist policies.
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If the U.S. continues with its protectionist policies, we will have a natural experiment with world's biggest economy.
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Encouraging such behavior without any evidence only legitimizes protectionist actions taken by other governments that hurt U.S. firms.
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If that protectionist attitude prevails, options will continue to be limited and prices will continue to be high.
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But he also removed decades-old restrictions on rice imports, suddenly reversing course on his protectionist economic policies.
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There are no protectionist barriers to muddy the picture, and capital is surely highly mobile within the country.
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Asian markets have enjoyed strong growth throughout 2017 despite heightened risks from US President Donald Trump's protectionist rhetoric.
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Mr. Salvini's German and Scandinavian partners lean toward free-market economics, while their French allies are more protectionist.
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President Trump says that his protectionist trade policies have accelerated economic growth, but little evidence supports that claim.
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Right-wing politicians do not have a unified position on trade, but there is a strong protectionist faction.
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Transparency and better measures to combat the negative effects of free trade can suppress European voters' protectionist instincts.
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An option to consider is importing German steel — which so far has been exempted from the protectionist fusillade.
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Second, Trump's trade policy isn't just protectionist, it's erratic, creating vast uncertainty for businesses both here and abroad.
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Concerns over U.S. President-elect Trump's protectionist policies have sapped the dollar going into his inauguration this week.
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He told President Xi Jinping to open up Chinese markets to foreign investment, or risk a protectionist backlash.
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Trump will implement targeted trade protectionist measures and high profile cases such as the ones against Chinese tires.
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"Such unilateralistic and protectionist action has gravely violated fundamental principles and values of the W.T.O.," the statement said.
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It is great that jobs are returning to Detroit, but what are the potential costs of protectionist policy?
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In making his announcement, Trump cited President William McKinley, who had a long record as a staunch protectionist.
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Indeed, strong protectionist rip currents in Washington, D.C. could throw a damper on an otherwise solid economic backdrop.
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Stock markets took a nosedive early Friday after Trump doubled down on the tariffs and his protectionist rhetoric.
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Letting them have their protectionist way will warp the European project and cause it to eventually wither away.
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It is not clear how Mr. Trump, who has called for protectionist measures and tighter borders, will govern.
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The protectionist policy was seen as a way to shield small businesses and mom and pops in India.
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For a while Thursday morning, it looked like Cohn and his anti-protectionist stance might have won out.
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"This is a once-every-20-years opportunity to correct protectionist things and make trade better," he added.
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Cohn had, on numerous occasions, voiced his opposition to the protectionist leanings of the administration's "America First" vision.
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The Voorhees siblings retreat into a kind of self-protectionist rage, unable to find solace in one another.
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He's pushed conservatives into territory they've long resisted, including protectionist trade policies and a more isolationist foreign policy.
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Trump's protectionist trade policies have brought much of the rest of the world to the precipice of recession.
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However, that does not mean protectionist measures that block non-European companies from doing business on the continent.
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The imposition of tariffs marks Trump's first major step in backing his protectionist agenda during his presidential campaign.
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Worries about protectionist trade practices around NAFTA and China have been a major risk factor for financial markets.
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Two major protectionist moves on trade policy could pose serious problems for the president with his own party.
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Yet, past administrations have refrained from enforcing our trade laws out of fear they would be labeled protectionist.
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There were no votes on immigration restrictions or funding for a border wall, protectionist trade legislation or infrastructure.
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Stock indexes fell sharply after Trump's top economic adviser, who fiercely opposed the President's protectionist trade agenda, resigned.
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Mexico accuses U.S. President Donald Trump of spoiling for a "protectionist war" with proposals aimed at balancing trade.
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And I&aposm in favor of negotiating away all kinds of protectionist measures, whether it&aposs tariffs or subsidies.
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He said that Wilders' approach to economic policy is more open, while Le Pen takes a more protectionist approach.
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Investors are worried about Trump's protectionist trade policies and have been shifting exposure to more commodity and industrial equities.
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" He's also slammed Trump's protectionist views on immigration and called the administration's detention of children at the border "inhumane.
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The dollar index was down 0.8 percent for the week, hit by protectionist sounding comments from Trump administration officials.
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What that blue-collar base will get from Trump's protectionist approach is higher prices on consumer goods and food.
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The chief concern, however, is the growing perceived threat of protectionist measures being implemented by the new U.S. administration.
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"If this U.S. protectionist rhetoric does take hold, then maybe it could be a little bit longer," he said.
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U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer, who is more of a protectionist, appeared to be set to play that role.
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Trump's protectionist perspective could potentially mean that world trade will be impacted, which could prompt rates to fall further.
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The description by Spicer was cloaked in protectionist terms, and described as a 20 percent border tax on Mexico.
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He said global political populism and trade protectionist policies are key risks to the commodity supply chain this year.
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But he's held deep seated beliefs about China's economic threat for decades and has long advocated a protectionist remedy.
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But his protectionist statements and jibes at China are considered potential sources of diplomatic tension that could roil markets.
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Japan's protectionist trade barriers are so restrictive that in 1989 the Reagan administration labeled Japan an unfair trading partner.
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He would despise the "drawbridge up" and protectionist mentality that causes people to fear other faiths and other nationalities.
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S. protectionist and bullying actions will have some influences on the Chinese economy, but they can be completely overcome.
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So Brexit and a protectionist America under the presidency of Donald Trump both threaten the Netherlands more than most.
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Coupled with protectionist trade policies, some are concerned the policy mix would ultimately hit the dollar and increase inflation.
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"This is a protectionist measure targeting a high-quality and successful EU product popular with U.S. consumers," he continued.
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" Mensch: "Sam definitely has some kind of protectionist impulses in him, like when he smashes [the executive's] car window.
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The protectionist turn was driven by a charismatic figure in Chamberlain, who used it to advance his leadership ambitions.
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Some developed countries, the Chinese leader said, are taking protectionist measures that lead to trade conflicts and economic blockades.
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WHEN AMERICA took a protectionist turn two years ago, it provoked dark warnings about the miseries of the 21990s.
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He said it was crucial that lawmakers also produced consistent economic policy in the face of these protectionist measures.
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This deal comes as disputes over trade and protectionist moves have escalated between the two countries in recent months.
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Both the Democratic and Republican candidates for the seat have largely supported NAFTA and opposed the president's protectionist bent.
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Anti-protectionist terminology has been part of G20 pledges since the forum was created in 2008, the newspaper said.
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Currency markets in general dislike trade intervention, and previous protectionist efforts by the U.S. government have weakened the dollar.
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The changes are among the first to highlight the more protectionist stance taken by the centre-left coalition government.
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He still has much to fret about, including China's management of its debt mountain and Donald Trump's protectionist threats.
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Focused on workers' rights, its economic policies have veered from protectionist to free-market and it defies easy classification.
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German firms appear unfazed by "America First" protectionist rhetoric in Washington, European politics and even Germany's own election cycle.
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On the other hand, his advocacy of somewhat protectionist trade policy I think could be a matter of concern.
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Ghosn said that the protectionist policy had been set out and the industry is now waiting for the details.
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"We have said many times that China resolutely opposes any kind of unilateral protectionist trade measures," Lu told reporters.
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Investors were concerned about other parts of Trump's policy mix such as his leanings toward a protectionist trade policy.
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And more generally, trade-protectionist policies were supposed to harm large multinational companies while perhaps helping small domestic ones.
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More than 90% of respondents expected protectionist measures to worsen or stay the same over the next 12 months.
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From diseases affecting plants and animals to climate change to protectionist trade policies, the threats are diverse and plenty.
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Some economists blamed the strengthening U.S. dollar and warned that the government's protectionist trade policy could restrain business investment.
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Investors are concerned Trump would be a protectionist president and would launch a trade war with China, he added.
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THE U.S. IS THE LEAST PROTECTIONIST OF THE MAJOR POWERS, AND YET WE HAVE THE HIGHEST DEFICIT, 500 BILLION.
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ISPs find this so threatening, they've lobbied for protectionist laws in 21 states that effectively outlaw such community engagement.
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"(But) an aggressively protectionist Trump could spell a global trade war, with very damaging consequences for growth," they added.
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The growth outlook is clouded, however, by protectionist tendencies and U.S. trade disputes with Europe and China, Altmaier said.
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While campaigning, Trump regularly suggested he would enact protectionist trade polices, which could potentially harm Japan's export-dependent economy.
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Berensztein said that the president risks losing private sector jobs, and must respect the country's historically protectionist economic stance.
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Steel stocks, which have been jolted periodically since Trump's election by news of potential protectionist measures, were mostly higher.
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But the third thing, the protectionist ideology which has crept into the agenda, must be resisted at all cost!
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" Protectionist ideas were, instead, "correlated with voter perceptions of American global dominance and the group position of whites domestically.
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Speaking of the economy, how disorienting is it to see an anti-trade protectionist become the next Republican president?
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He earned that credibility with unblushing economic nationalism, and specifically his support for protectionist tariffs to curb foreign competition.
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But if renegotiations are dominated by a protectionist, zero-sum approach to trade, the economic impact could be disastrous.
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A primary division between the pro- and anti-protectionist executives was how they felt about government's role in innovation.
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Sherrod Brown has long backed protectionist policies and has sided with Trump on tariffs -- while his Republican foe, Rep.
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Mrs Clinton has a more modest, but still protectionist, position, promising "to put American workers first" in trade deals.
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This is particularly noteworthy because this was the period in which the Trump administration ramped up its protectionist onslaught.
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Meanwhile, the nuclear power industry is now among the long list of sectors concerned about Trump's protectionist trade agenda.
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"We do not want this to be a protectionist vehicle for the EU," she said of the proposed pact.
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But in his Wednesday note, the strategist highlighted the impact of trade and protectionist ideology as "significant" market headwinds.
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According to conventional wisdom, voters in the Midwest support protectionist trade policies, even if it hurts their own pocketbooks.
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But at the same time, Yardeni pointed out the president's protectionist policies are creating a lot of market anxiety.
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He blamed trade partners, such as China and Europe, for taking a protectionist approach that disproportional impacts world trade.
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Proponents of the deal say it will serve as a counterbalance to protectionist policies promoted by the Trump administration.
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Today, ignoring gathering economic storm clouds abroad, the administration has chosen to double down on its protectionist trade policy.
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If Trump imposes tariffs on foreign autos, it would be considered a major escalation of his protectionist trade policy.
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The former Goldman Sachs president and registered Democrat clashed frequently on trade with Trump and his hardline protectionist advisers.
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But the trade policy alternatives that Democrats have demanded for decades do not align with Trump's nationalist, protectionist vision.
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China does have some protectionist trade practices, but the Trump administration's approach to these issues has been fundamentally flawed.
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"The government is very clear that it needs to give protection where necessary but without becoming protectionist," he said.
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He called on global economies to end to all protectionist barriers, or face a new round of retaliatory measures.
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DAVOS (Reuters) - Argentine President Mauricio Macri has a blunt message for protectionist and populist-inclined governments: learn from us.
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I recall accompanying him to the Senate floor years ago to oppose some protectionist measure that had popped up.
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As the second-largest global steel producer, Japan's own exports are potentially under pressure because of these protectionist stances.
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Experts in the foreign business and legal community fear the guidelines will push Chinese officials to pursue protectionist policies.
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Biden is typically a supporter of free trade, bucking calls for protectionist policies like heavy tariffs on various industries.
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So if their choice is to have protectionist moves or even unilateral moves then we have to fight back.
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That would increase the likelihood of more protectionist U.S. trade measures and retaliatory responses, Obstfeld told a news conference.
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The biggest remaining hurdles seem to be over Canada's protectionist dairy policies, and a system for handling investor disputes.
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Consider the current protectionist crusade against China in support of American steel and ask yourself which side will win.
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But concern the new administration could take a more protectionist stance on trade has hit Asian stocks and currencies.
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At their most extreme, investment advisers warn, each factor could subdue growth, and protectionist policies could do much worse.
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She's now overweight cash and diligently searching for opportunities within sectors that could benefit from the government's protectionist policies.
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Boeing also views China, the main target of the Trump administration's protectionist trade policies, as an important growth market.
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A Republican victory could also embolden Trump to pursue his protectionist international trade policies with even more import tariffs.
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Trump is also damaging the WTO's credibility pursuing a legally questionable protectionist agenda with the powers he already has.
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But his unlikely visit to Davos was meant to be a shift in tone from his populist, protectionist rhetoric.
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Some in the administration have warned that a protectionist trade policy could drag the economy and the stock market.
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Some business-friendly Republicans like to warn about a "protectionist backlash" if we enforce laws already on our books.
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"We would have seen many more protectionist measures in place," Azevedo said, had it not been for the WTO.
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Striking a new deal with the EU will also be haggling with a bloc that has been increasingly protectionist.
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Yet economic data this week pointed to industry taking a hit from U.S. President Donald Trump's protectionist trade policies.
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And some Republicans were quick to warn Mr. Trump against protectionist measures, fearing they could damage American economic growth.
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"They are protectionist ploys to exclude successful competitors in favor of domestic suppliers that don't exist," a spokesman said.
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Republicans in Congress and business lobbyists who had been worried about Mr. Trump's protectionist tendencies were left feeling optimistic.
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This means working to open up Canada's highly protected dairy market and liberalize Mexico's protectionist sugar and energy policies.
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If there is one nation that is the least deserving of the Trump administration's protectionist wrath it is Canada.
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RM: The Republican Party was the protectionist party, as was the forerunner Whig Party and the Whigs' forerunner Federalists.
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Mainstream economists warn that protectionist policies like import taxes could impose higher prices on consumers and slow economic growth.
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The tariffs were almost universally panned by Republican lawmakers, who have been fighting Trump on his protectionist trade policies.
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Business groups warned the administration this week that escalating protectionist trade policies could have an adverse effect on consumers.
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And once such protectionist walls spring up around one industry, they tend to grow and spread to other industries.
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Merkel is just the latest leader at Davos to criticize a protectionist and isolationist stance towards the world's problems.
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Warning against protectionist policies, she said every country would be hurt if decades of integration and interdependence were unraveled.
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Secondly by eliminating the 19 protectionist state laws big ISP lobbyists have used to try and crush those efforts.
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They will certainly try to push back against Kudlow or any other non-protectionist who gets the NEC job.
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The highly charged protectionist agenda emerging from the executive branch is also undoubtedly a pitch to Trump's voter base.
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But American dairy industry groups lobbied to make sure a rewrite of NAFTA would address Canada's protectionist dairy policies.
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Nationalists are also extremely protectionist, preferring to look inward when it comes to matters of foreign affairs and trade.
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European Central Bank President Mario Draghi said protectionist policies pose a "serious risk" for growth in the global economy.
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He declined to answer questions about the Trump administration, whose protectionist agenda clashes with the fund's global investment approach.
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President Donald Trump's protectionist trade policies threaten to slow global economic growth and dampen oil demand, OPEC warned Wednesday.
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In short, a VAT isn't a protectionist policy; it shouldn't even lead to a change in the exchange rate.
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IF WE AREN'T THE LEAST PROTECTIONIST MAJOR COUNTRY IN THE WORLD, PLEASE TELL ME WHO IS YOU KNOW WHAT?
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Prominent G7 members such as Germany and France are also unhappy about what they see as Trump's protectionist rhetoric.
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But the economy still faces headwinds from a cooling housing market and possible protectionist measures from the United States.
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Mr. Ross kicked off his confirmation hearing by taking a tough stance on China, describing the country as protectionist.
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In her speech to the WTO, Truss will say Britain wants to "turn the rise in protectionist measures around".
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It may risk further losses resulting from potential spurts of protectionist rhetoric before the U.S. election on Nov. 3.
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As people see a prized way of life vanishing, they become newly receptive to the National Front's protectionist promises.
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Never Trumpers refused to support the nominee on the grounds of his crude, unreliable personality and his protectionist impulses.
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Jobs are in agriculture, an industry that's been increasingly concerned with the fallout from President Trump's protectionist trade agenda.
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In a speech set to be delivered Thursday afternoon at American University, in Washington, DC, Warren unloads a biting critique of a generation's worth of neoliberal trade policy consensus in Washington and — strikingly — insists that despite Trump's embrace of protectionist rhetoric and aspects of protectionist policy, he hasn't gone nearly far enough.
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But protectionist rhetoric plays well in key general election states such as Pennsylvania and Michigan, which have lost manufacturing jobs.
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He has taken a protectionist stance on trade and wants to crack down on the inflow of migrants and refugees.
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If he's the combative protectionist who slaps fat tariffs on Mexican cars and Chinese-made cellphones, there will be another.
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In the letter, released by Ottawa, ambassador David MacNaughton said Canada's dairy industry was less protectionist than its U.S. counterpart.
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European markets closed lower on Monday after U.S. President Donald Trump took office and promised to pursue a protectionist policy.
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Protectionist economic policies, global economic weakness and a Fed policy mistake are seen as the biggest threats to the expansion.
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The international markets would probably have the most negative impact if some of Trump's protectionist policies were to come true.
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By naming former steel executive Dan DiMicco as an economic adviser, Trump is underscoring his commitment to protectionist trade policies.
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But it remains vulnerable to concerns about protectionist trade policy, a harsh approach to immigration and a confrontational foreign policy.
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As Trump rose in polls, the peso dipped in value against the dollar over fears of Trump's proposed protectionist policies.
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The Mexican peso, seen as the most vulnerable to Trump's protectionist policies, fell 1.61 percent to 19.77 pesos per dollar.
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How, other world leaders will reasonably ask, can she square her "Global Britain" with Trump's protectionist policy of "America First"?
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"Mexico is one of the EM (emerging market) countries most exposed to the Trump administration's likely protectionist policies," Nomura added.
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It may provide insulation from the coming wave of Trump protectionist policies, and even potential buying opportunities, he told CNBC.
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And it's important not to be naive about the political ramifications and emotions connected to the Trump/GOP protectionist plans.
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The possibility of the U.S., under President-elect Donald Trump, implementing protectionist policies could have an impact on Asian exporters.
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Larry Kudlow, a free-trade economic adviser, criticized Peter Navarro, a protectionist member of the administration, during a televised interview.
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From its inception in the 1850s through to World War II, the Republican Party was a high-tariff, protectionist party.
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Disraeli was a resolutely conservative, protectionist imperialist; Mr Obama is an anti-imperialist defender of free trade and liberal values.
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Trump is taking a more aggressive, protectionist posture on trade than his recent predecessors, sparking retaliatory measures from other countries.
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Eastern European countries have complained that such measures are protectionist and throw up unjustified barriers to cross-border road transport.
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The best thing about his rejigged trade deals is that they prevented some of the protectionist measures he had threatened.
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Less than a quarter of the G-20's 1,583 protectionist measures imposed since the crisis have since been removed.
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In the absence of further details, Republican congressmen will hope this turns out to be less protectionist than it sounds.
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Platforms like Scrapo or MerQbiz lubricate the exchange of recyclables across borders, showing that circular economies are not inherently protectionist.
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On the one hand, he has made protectionist noises, such as saying that Mexico should produce the food it consumes.
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That prompted investors to buy back dollars they had sold earlier this year on worries about Trump's protectionist trade policies.
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"The government of Canada will continue to vigorously defend our industry and its workers against protectionist trade practices," Freeland said.
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The dollar has taken centerstage ahead of the G20 meeting in light of Donald Trump's protectionist stance on international trade.
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That may mean the GOP develops a protectionist wing, or a wing dedicated to a certain style of urban planning.
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Twenty-three percent said current policy should remain unchanged, while only 9 percent said the U.S. should become more protectionist.
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Chief Executive Gerald Grohmann said U.S. President Donald Trump's protectionist policies were not affecting SOB's business in the United States.
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The Mexican peso, seen as the most vulnerable to Trump's protectionist policies, rose 0.29 percent to 20.04 pesos per dollar.
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"There are lots of examples of countries that are using this loophole to basically create a protectionist environment," he said.
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Is he going to pull back, become more protectionist in trade, not be so engaged in international agreements and multilateralism?
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If you start to see a slide into a real consideration of those protectionist impulses, then we have some trouble.
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We can arrange it such that we strengthen multilateral instruments ... or such that we seal ourselves off and become protectionist.
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Working with their labor allies, they've fought free trade deals with China and backed protectionist policies to shield American manufacturing.
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PARIS — French President Emmanuel Macron poured cold water on the idea of implementing protectionist measures on tech companies like Huawei.
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On trade, Mr Trump's protectionist threats even have a silver lining, encouraging Latin countries to strengthen links with each other.
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Many Argentines blame Fernandez for isolating them economically with protectionist policies and cutting the country off from international capital markets.
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Suddenly this party which was traditionally conservative is becoming really protectionist, obsessed by immigration, and obsessed by questions of identity.
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"On the other hand, the question of his somewhat protectionist trade policy could be a matter of concern," he added.
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WE'RE SEEING THAT SORT OF MORE ISOLATIONIST, PROTECTIONIST, POPULIST VOTE, WHICH HAS APPEARED IN VARIOUS AND MANIFESTED ITSELF VARIOUS TIMES.
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But the IMF's outlook assumes there is no major disruption in trade that could be brought about by protectionist policies.
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The only adviser encouraging Trump to terminate the deal immediately has been Bannon's ally Peter Navarro, a protectionist trade hawk.
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Industry analysts worry that, over the long haul, Trump's protectionist views could have an adverse effect on open-sky policies.
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Why he's gaining influence: There aren't many senior officials in this administration who share Trump's hardline / protectionist views on trade.
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A Trump administration official has said the president is likely to issue tariffs on solar imports, given his protectionist bent.
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Possible plans by U.S. President Donald Trump to introduce protectionist measures had not yet affected German order books, Wansleben said.
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But those meetings could not alter the fact that Trump's protectionist "America first" crusade has left the United States isolated.
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But Australia's Minister for Trade and Investment, Steven Ciobo, largely dismissed worries about what some call the nation's "protectionist" policies.
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Trudeau tried to play nice, and Trump still decided to make Canada the key target for his protectionist foreign policy.
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So far, the threats have worked, yielding an unpleasant halfway house between America's protectionist cartel and Europe's ladder of opportunity.
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Trump is a protectionist who wants to re-make NATO into something resembling a protection racket more than an alliance.
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"Anything that makes it seem like Trump is not a total protectionist is considered good for worldwide commerce," he explained.
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The WTO recently gave warning that protectionist trade measures in the G20 are multiplying at their fastest rate since 2008.
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The announcement by Economic Affairs Minister Henk Kamp comes amid a surge in nationalist and protectionist sentiment in the Netherlands.
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"He could start by saying, 'I was just kidding,'" Mr. Flake said, bemoaning what he called Mr. Trump's "protectionist" approach.
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Don't conservatives realize that the radically protectionist trade wars Trump wages are an attack on a core value of conservatism?
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China has long been dogged by allegations of unfair trade practices, from forced tech transfers to protectionist market entry policies.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - European carmakers need to know whether Donald Trump is a pragmatic dealmaker or a hardcore protectionist ideologue.
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But a protectionist trade policy being pursued by President Donald Trump poses a threat to the otherwise rosy economic outlook.
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The defender of the global economy, the United States, was handing over power to a fierce protectionist in Donald Trump.
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The risk from protectionist trade policies could quickly impact trade and growth but also carried the risk of market volatility.
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One of the headwinds for South Korea's economy this year is U.S. protectionist moves against South Korean exporters, Lee added.
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Despite moderating domestic risks, Fitch warned, Portugal remains susceptible to rising protectionist threats, weaker euro zone growth and European politics.
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No less alarming to British politicians are Mr. Trump's protectionist instincts and his radical lurch away from free-trade orthodoxy.
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U.S. negotiators need to take a broad view and resist such efforts to remake NAFTA in a more protectionist mold.
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In contrast to Trump's protectionist stance, Kim also stressed that free trade was key to alleviating poverty and boosting prosperity.
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Yet no amount of positive spin can paper over the flawed logic and economic damage that define these protectionist policies.
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Finally, in this agreement to remove barriers to trade, the U.S. is also threatening protectionist measures to achieve its goals.
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But concern that the new administration could take a more protectionist stance on trade has hit Asian stocks and currencies.
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"Protectionist would be 'we don't want trade agreements' and just try to protect the U.S. in that regard," he added.
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But Canada's protectionist "supply management" program also hurts Canadian families by driving up the domestic cost of milk and cheese.
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He was a proponent of protectionist policies, argued for trade wars, and he pushed to reduce immigration, legal and otherwise.
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Inflation pressures are likely to build with excessive fiscal stimulus or protectionist trade policies under consideration by the Trump administration.
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"I see no sign that that's been successful in turning around these trends," she said of the protectionist trade actions.
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However, by the second quarter, Wolff said, a combination of potential protectionist policies and rising commodities could become a headwind.
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Some investors worry risks to international trade and economic growth could escalate if the White House continues its protectionist push.
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And despite the protectionist "America First" message coming from the Trump administration, the growth in imports appears likely to continue.
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They condemn Mr. Trump's tariffs as an unthinkable breach even though the United States has employed protectionist measures throughout history.
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Despite moves to lower trade barriers, protectionist policies remain entrenched in some of the largest countries, including Brazil and Argentina.
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Pat Toomey and others told him that his protectionist measures were making life difficult for businesses, including the cracker plant.
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Canada's dairy farmers operate under a protectionist system that manages supplies and prices, and imposes high tariffs to limit imports.
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" Mr. Dyson told The New York Times last year that "Europe is a protectionist setup designed to keep competitors out.
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The starts seemed to be aligned for this troika — backed by Steve Bannon — to begin implementing a protectionist trade agenda.
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According to Mr. Draghi, the bank's lowered growth projections only factored in protectionist measures that had so far taken effect.
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Outside the White House, he is freer to rally his forces against anyone who doesn't toe his nationalist-protectionist line.
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Trump's TPP decision, widely seen as a U.S. turn to protectionist behavior, falls in line with his "America First" rhetoric.
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Market participants said a Trump presidency could heighten risk aversion, with his protectionist trade policies seen hitting the U.S. economy.
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But new, less orthodox voices creep in, too, from the protectionist newscaster Lou Dobbs to the investment manager Barry Ritholtz.
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While acknowledging trade has disrupted the lives of many workers, experts caution that protectionist policies will not reverse the damage.
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He continues to regard himself as a liberal globalist who opposes the EU because it is a protectionist trading bloc.
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Lawmakers have grown increasingly worried about Trump's protectionist trade policy amid rising tensions between the U.S. and key economic partners.
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Bannon, a firebrand who advocated for protectionist trade policies and stricter limits on immigration, left the White House last month.
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Financial firms, however, say such measures are protectionist and lead to higher costs, and also weaken global fraud detection tools.
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Financial firms, however, say such measures are protectionist and lead to higher costs, and also weaken global fraud detection tools.
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Kowshik noted Trump had avoided ratcheting up protectionist comments in recent days and has instead hinted at ambitious tax cuts.
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As with so many policy areas, the election of Donald Trump -- an isolationist and protectionist -- has upended the status quo.
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The belief then was that a debt-fueled spending binge coupled with protectionist trade policies would boost the dollar's value.
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The dollar has benefited from President Donald Trump's protectionist policies and from a flight to quality as geopolitical tensions mount.
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The firm highlighted the impact of trade and protectionist ideology as significant market headwinds, which have only continued to escalate.
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Also, following U.S. President Donald Trump's election, a more protectionist environment carries heavy risks for South Korea's export reliant economy.
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"We are going down a protectionist path and we don't know what the response is going to be," McIntyre said.
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At the same time, Belarus' protectionist policies have allowed companies to develop in the absence of international competition, he said.
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Trump's tweet was evidence of the president's willingness to double down when confronted by trade allies on his protectionist move.
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For instance, he refused to recommit to the annual G-20 embrace of a standstill and rollback of protectionist measures.
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"Adopting policies that facilitate innovation and reduce protectionist barriers may help to improve an economy's competitiveness," the ECB paper said.
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His remarks were seen as a play to talk down the dollar and support the Trump White House's protectionist agenda.
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AND SO WHILE ALL THESE COUNTRIES TALK ABOUT FREE TRADE, THEY ACTUALLY ARE THE MOST PROTECTIONIST COUNTRIES IN THE WORLD.
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While we should have found easy agreement in many areas, this effort ultimately failed due to the EU's protectionist policies.
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Then- President Barack Obama had previously accused the EU of launching protectionist probes that took aim at American tech companies.
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He supports protectionist trade policies and nativist immigration policies — supporting people in the US rather than an abstracted global economy.
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The core problem is that Ryan thinks those are bad objectives; he's a free trader, and Trump is a protectionist.
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Actually, a bit of background: establishment Republicans may talk free trade, but they are if anything more protectionist than Democrats in practice (although neither party is seriously protectionist these days.) Remember, it was Bush, not a Democrat, who imposed a WTO-illegal steel tariff, then had to back down in the face of European pressure.
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Brewery licenses are a popular workaround in other states as well, including New Mexico, which has given them a protectionist twist.
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Details: MIIT regulates a range of tech-related industries as well as the auto sector, often with a nurturing, protectionist hand.
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Trump has broken from Republican orthodoxy and embraced a protectionist trade stance that more closely mirrors liberals such as Vermont Sen.
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The most obvious U.S. policy contributions to a diminished role for the dollar are from economic sanctions and protectionist trade initiatives.
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U.S. government debt prices were slightly higher on Monday as investors digested President Donald Trump's protectionist tone in his inauguration speech.
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Market players appeared to be adopt a cautious approach after President Donald Trump reiterated his intention to pursue a protectionist agenda.
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Trump won in 22016 thanks to strength in the Midwest, where his protectionist tone seemed to provide him an electoral boost.
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From where you stand, from politics, how worried are you about some of the protectionist policies that are being put forward?
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The problem: The speech was long on protectionist talk, but very short on specifics and what exactly his priorities would be.
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The plan would need the approval of all Commission departments, including trade officials, who are usually less favorable to protectionist measures.
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The hawkish, protectionist president has vowed to grow the US Navy, particularly its submarine force, to its biggest size in decades.
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"The U.S. is the least protectionist country," and many goods "come in totally free" whereas other countries charge much higher tariffs.
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But the outlook for emerging markets is more uncertain in light of the protectionist stance taken by Trump in his campaign.
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HOW NERVOUS ARE YOU ABOUT WHAT YOU'RE HEARING FROM THE WHITE HOUSE – SOME OF THIS PROTECTIONIST TALK FROM THE NEW ADMINISTRATION?
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Le Pen replied that other countries were already introducing protectionist measures and spoke in favour of what she called "intelligent protectionism".
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French presidential candidate and current frontrunner Emmanuel Macron on Thursday criticised the protectionist and environmental policies of U.S President Donald Trump.
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With Pence seated in the front row, Merkel urged against protectionist politics, insisting countries look ahead instead of to the past.
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Additionally, "a shift toward more protectionist policies could also weigh on global financial flows, adding to these vulnerabilities," the IIF said.
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Gold prices are rallying to start 2017 on concern President Donald Trump will institute protectionist policies and weaken the U.S. dollar.
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There is also concern that he and advisors have made protectionist sounding comments, and that a trade war could be looming.
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If the Red Wave keeps the Congress Republican, Trump will be free to embrace his inner protectionist without any real constraints.
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"The region may also benefit from companies shifting manufacturing capabilities to avoid some of the trade protectionist measures," the consultancy added.
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It could also highlight the EU's commitment to multilateral partnerships compared to the more protectionist stance of U.S. President Donald Trump.
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Different sorts of Brexit lay the foundations for different national futures: open or closed, free-market or protectionist, individualist or paternalist.
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However, it warned that protectionist measures and lower growth rates worldwide, as well as Brexit, could weigh on its economic forecasts.
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But his protectionist rhetoric - he has promised to review trade agreements - appears to be having mixed success in the Rust Belt.
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"We should pay more attention to protectionist moves as global economies have become increasingly interdependent through global value chains," he said.
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ON THE campaign trail, Donald Trump's trade policy was an alarming mixture of coruscating complaints and fierce threats of protectionist retaliation.
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Since becoming secretary of State, Mike Pompeo has embraced President Donald Trump's protectionist trade stances, particularly when it comes to China.
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The U.S. could become one of the most protectionist countries in the world, if President Donald Trump's latest tariff threat materializes.
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Trump's rhetoric has been anti-trade and protectionist in nature, with claims that American workers were suffering the effects of globalization.
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"Trump's anti-outsourcing, more protectionist trade position threatens the future of the Philippines' thriving business process outsourcing (BPO) industry," Guo added.
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He is a protectionist and he proposes tax cuts that might cost as much as $9.5 trillion over the next decade.
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But earlier this week, the Chamber clashed with Trump over his embrace of protectionist trade policies, which the business group opposes.
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"We should pay more attention to protectionist moves, as global economies have become increasingly interdependent through global value chains," he said.
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Half of South Korea's GDP comes from exports so it is vulnerable to more protectionist U.S. trade policy pledged by Trump.
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At his confirmation hearing, Ross downplayed chances of a trade war with China, while calling it the "most protectionist" large economy.
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"The German growth engine is clearly starting to stutter," Huebner said, adding Trump's protectionist rhetoric was clouding the mood among investors.
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As well as promising to cut taxes, he also threatened to introduce protectionist policies directed against Mexico, China and other countries.
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But American growth during its protectionist period was more to do with its abundant resources and openness to people and ideas.
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Every inhabitant of the Oval Office since Jimmy Carter has imposed some kind of protectionist curbs on trade, often on steel.
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Meanwhile, the protectionist approach of U.S. President Donald Trump is a source of concern for chief financial officers across the globe.
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Just as the United States looks to take a more protectionist tilt, Brazil is talking up its push towards free trade.
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The 69-year-old member of parliament has masterminded the country's turn toward euroskepticism, traditional social values and protectionist economic policy.
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Republicans who traditionally served as the bastion of trade have largely fallen in line with a protectionist president, for one thing.
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However, the election of Donald Trump and the expectation that the U.S. will adopt a more protectionist approach pose real risks.
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Populists have their own solutions to economic hardship, which include protectionist tariffs, windfall taxes, nationalisation and any number of ruinous schemes.
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Reopening NAFTA will highlight protectionist policies by Canada in finance, telecoms, healthcare, defense and government procurement, aviation, culture, and agricultural products.
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That compared with "deep-rooted concern" about the Trump administration and risks of Europe's protectionist political parties gaining power, it said.
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"What we just hope is that the U.S. won't really come up with policies that will really be protectionist," he said.
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I believe Chancellor Merkel will have more work with protectionist themes against the agricultural measures than we will have within Mercosur.
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But protectionist sentiment is growing after Britain voted to leave the European Union and Donald Trump won the U.S. presidential election.
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Greater interagency cooperation can leverage existing authorities and personnel to identify important U.S. sectors and technologies threatened by China's protectionist policies.
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If the Tea Party cares at all about limited government, why rally behind a big-government, anti-trade protectionist like Trump?
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The departure of Steve Bannon, the chief strategist who advocated protectionist, "America first" policies, represents a plus for the global economy.
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"A spiral of protectionist measures would have a clear negative impact on the global economy and the German economy," they said.
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However, the potential risk of Trump's protectionist policies and the lack of clarity since he took office have dampened the enthusiasm.
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"The yen appears to be unlikely to weaken much as long as there are concerns about Trump's protectionist policies," he said.
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At this time, any unilateral or protectionist moves would harm countries and damage the trade environment, Geng told reporters in Beijing.
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President Donald Trump is pursuing a protectionist trade agenda to shield U.S. manufacturing from what he says is unfair foreign competition.
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Business leaders have said the German economy could suffer from a protectionist U.S. trade policy, and that growth could be dented.
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President Trump has shown a blatant disregard for international institutions, sound science, proven economic theory, and the history of protectionist policy.
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That's more than any other country by far, and more than double second-placed India, which has adopted 105 protectionist measures.
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Bloomberg: Trump's proposed auto tariffs, predicated on an argument of national security, appeal to his protectionist base but alienate his allies.
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Uncertainty generated by the U.S. protectionist policies against China and other countries is beginning to affect trade volumes, the bank added.
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He is betting that Trump, for all his protectionist rhetoric, won't stop the flow of capital—financial or genetic—across borders.
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The White House nonetheless seems poised to follow through on some of the more counterproductive steps favored by its protectionist wing.
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The best way to do that is not to ally itself slavishly with the protectionist-in-chief in the White House.
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Take last week's imposition of tariffs on the foreign import of solar panels and washing machines, Trump's first major protectionist step.
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The Trump administration will need to explain how this and other protectionist moves fit into a new trade and investment strategy.
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With Trump determined to press ahead with his protectionist agenda, major trading partners like China and Europe are likely to retaliate.
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Contrary to protectionist claims that only the wealthy would accrue gains, exporting firms pay more than firms that only sell domestically.
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Speaking to CNBC on Tuesday, Chan Chun Sing said there are no winners in a situation where countries impose protectionist measures.
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It has also inspired outcries from global leaders, who pledge to stand together against the protectionist actions of the United States.
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"Mexico reiterates its position against protectionist measures that affect and distort international commerce in goods," the government said in a statement.
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"Ideally, we get the outline of a good constructive agreement that modernizes NAFTA, doesn't move in a protectionist direction," he said.
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Is it surprising that "protectionist" Trump, always trouncing the expectations of his critics, might be the one to get us there?
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The left's attempt to conflate his "nationalism" in his protectionist trade policies with racist "white nationalism" is dishonest and twisted logic.
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Today, their protectionist measures help earn them a roughly $150 billion annual trade surplus; there is no plausible excuse for that.
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"Trump created a crisis for NAFTA in order to appeal to his protectionist constituencies," said Robert Zoellick, Bush's U.S. trade representative.
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S. trade deal have been frozen and calls for protectionist measures are growing louder, especially from the U.S. President Donald Trump.
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John McCain would, I think, be increasingly concerned about the protectionist wave that continues to build in the administration's economic approach.
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"These circumstances raise obvious concerns about protectionist purposes and what looks very much like a legislative grant of monopoly," he wrote.
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He took special pains to highlight errors of protectionist strategies, most notably any unilateral imposition of tariffs that could be reciprocated.
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How should the US respond to China's protectionist car tariffs—and does it have the leverage to change anything about them?
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Protectionist actions in the face of ever-widening trade deficits is an egregious policy blunder by any stretch of the imagination.
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Rising populist, nationalist and protectionist rhetoric and policies has contributed to slowing or stalling cross-border economic integration in recent years.
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"Anytime we have more protectionist behavior, it's not good for global trade, and it's not good for American competitiveness," said Page.
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Although his new orders hint at possible protectionist retaliation to come, they contain no immediate actionable content or truly fiery language.
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The Trump administration has taken a more protectionist stance on trade recently, recently slapping tariffs on $34 billion in Chinese imports.
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"Brazil's decision to maintain its protectionist trade barrier against U.S. ethanol is disappointing," said the Renewable Fuels Association in a statement.
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Politicians, officials and analysts around the world have had strong responses to the increasingly protectionist moves taken by the United States.
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"Unfortunately, we have seen other nations use food safety standards as weapons in trade relations, manipulated for protectionist purposes," he said.
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They were more consistent in their beliefs than Carnegie (a protectionist until he sold his steel mills, then a free-trader).
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As a protectionist measure, there has always been a supply cap on the number of taxi medallions permitted in the city.
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While Mr. Trump has several economic and trade advisers, Mr. Navarro has ascended in part by fanning Mr. Trump's protectionist instincts.
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Some say blasting him publicly will only make him dig in on protectionist measures, a central component of his 2016 campaign.
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In lieu of his typical impeachment bombast, Trump spent his day challenging claims that his protectionist impulses have disrupted global trade.
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It has won global dominance in a succession of industries through lavish government subsidies and elaborate and often protectionist industrial policies.
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A roll-over in tech stocks, valuation concerns and worries about protectionist U.S. policies knocked the major indexes from their records.
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The greenback has had a difficult time staying above the 114 yen threshold amid uncertainty about Washington's potentially protectionist trade stance.
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"The EU must respond to all actions of a clear protectionist nature," the leaders said in written conclusions to their meeting.
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Those regulatory hurdles could become more problematical once Donald Trump in inaugurated as U.S. president next month, given his protectionist leanings.
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Despite the growth in protectionist rhetoric globally, the CEO said he remains optimistic on the direction the Japanese economy is headed.
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Trump's protectionist trade policy has been a constant strain on the president's relationship with congressional Republicans who support reducing trade barriers.
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The Mexican peso, seen as the most vulnerable to Trump's protectionist policies and harsh rhetoric, also took his speech in stride.
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Much of the commentary over the past year, at least outside Britain, has portrayed Brexit as a nativist and protectionist phenomenon.
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The central bank has repeatedly expressed concern that Canada, with its economy heavily reliant on exports, is vulnerable to protectionist actions.
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In fact, if Trump's protectionist logic truly played itself out, we would not see bananas from Ecuador and coffee from Brazil.
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He also introduced what many deemed protectionist policies, such as the recent steel and aluminium tariffs, to boost the American economy.
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It is pacifist and environmentalist, yet protectionist; socially liberal, yet wary of immigration; keen on Putin's Russia, but only intermittently Eurosceptic.
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"If it's severe enough it could," Koch said when asked about whether Trump's protectionist policies could result in a trade war.
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In my career, one of the most serious steps on the protectionist front led to the market dislocation of October 1987.
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But a protectionist U.S. trade policy would still be "bad for the German economy and therefore also for jobs", she added.
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Given the importance of automotive supply chains in North America, protectionist tariffs like this should remain dormant under a new NAFTA.
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The Trump administration's protectionist trade policies have sent shock waves through emerging markets as most of those economies are export-driven.
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Trump, by contrast, campaigned on protectionist trade and immigration policies and a promise to protect, rather than reform, massive entitlement programs.
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This slate of Democrats, on the whole, has shown that they're fairly sympathetic to the protectionist policies this administration has pursued.
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In any case, the relevant legislation gives the occupant of the White House remarkable leeway should he choose to go protectionist.
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Tariffs on the metals mark another step in the ongoing push for protectionist policies that helped Trump win the White House.
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Protectionist policies and penalties for exporters of jobs may not increase long-term opportunities for Americans who have been left behind.
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After all, in 19601 Keynes turned into a vocal protectionist and even wrote an ode to the virtues of "homespun goods".
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Canada, like Mexico, sends the majority of its exports to the United States and would be hurt by U.S. protectionist moves.
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Yergin said previously it was U.S. Democrats who were "kind of protectionist" while the Republicans were more amenable to free global trade.
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While Cramer himself is skeptical of the benefits from free trade, it's Trump's outright protectionist approach that could be bad for business.
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The dollar dropped in Asia trade on Monday after newly sworn-in President Donald Trump announced plans to implement a protectionist agenda.
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U.S. equities closed higher in choppy trade on Friday after Donald Trump took a protectionist tone in his first speech as president.
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He has promised a more protectionist agenda, which will have a big influence on the way Americans relate to the outside world.
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The bank said it expected the Japanese government was likely most concerned with avoiding being saddled with protectionist demands at the summit.
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Muilenburg, who said on Sunday he was concerned about recent protectionist trade rhetoric, said there was no reason to soften the forecast.
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