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“Friend-shoring:” Does Regional Retrenchment Herald Lower EM Growth?

Just as the world economy was recovering from COVID-19, 2022 brought fresh challenges. Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, higher energy prices, food shortages and protectionist tensions all weigh on emerging-market (EM) growth. As a result, the IMF lowered its EM growth outlook for 2022 from +4.8% in January to +3.8% in ...

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“Friend-shoring:” Does Regional Retrenchment Herald Lower EM Growth?

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