Relocating traditional industries for which we have no comparative advantage would be too costly (Opinion piece)

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Selin Ozyurt, an economist at BSI Economics, recently published an opinion piece in Le Monde.

She explains why « deglobalization » is illusory and proposes alternatives for dealing with crisis situations.

Read the article here.

26/10/2021

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Selin Ozyurt

Selin Ozyurt holds a PhD in Economics from Paris-Dauphine University and is an economist at IFC. Previously, Selin worked for Euler Hermes, Agence Française de Développement and the European Central Bank as an economist and financial stability expert. Selin teaches at Master's level at Paris-Sorbonne University, ENSAE and Université d'Orléans. Her areas of interest include country risk, international finance, monetary and macro-prudential policy, and the links between the real and financial spheres.

Relocating traditional industries for which we have no comparative advantage would be too costly (Opinion piece)

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Selin Ozyurt

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