As moderates lose ground, G20 leaders need to restore relations between everyday people, trade
G20 leaders should resist the temptation of window-dressing communiqués with ambiguities and vague promises. Instead, they should launch a policy dialogue aimed at identifying the policies that each government would be ready to implement to reconcile people with trade.
The entry of labour-abundant countries into the world economy has pulled millions out of poverty, narrowing the income gap between developed and developing countries.
Consumers in rich countries have also benefited. However, la...
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