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The Return of Protectionism: What Are the Implications for France? (Opinion piece)

⚠️Automatic translation pending review by an economist.

As part of our partnership with Forbes magazine, read an opinion piece by Anne-Sophie Alsif, economist at BSI Economics, in which she analyzes the effects of recent protectionist measures and current trade tensions on the French economy.

https://www.forbes.fr/politique/retour-du-protectionnisme-quels-effets-pour-la-france/

Introduction:

President Trump’s various attempts to increase protectionism and strengthen tariff barriers on many Chinese and European products, as well as his condemnation of Chinese trade practices, have brought the issue of protectionism and its impact on international trade back to the forefront of debate.


L'auteur

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Anne-Sophie Alsif

Diplômée de Sciences Po Paris, titulaire d'un master en économie internationale de l'université Paris Dauphine, et d'un doctorat en sciences économiques de l'École des Hautes Études en Sciences sociales, Anne-Sophie est chef économiste au BIPE. Elle a également travaillé au sein d'un fonds d'investissement, au Ministère des Affaires étrangères au sein de la sous-direction des affaires économiques internationales, comme conseillère ministérielle en charge des questions économiques, financières et commerciales auprès du Secrétaire d'État aux Affaires européennes ou encore à France Stratégie. Elle est également membre du jury pour les concours d'entrée à l'École nationale d'administration et des Affaires étrangères. Ses principaux centres d'intérêt portent sur l'économie internationale, les questions européennes ou encore les politiques commerciales.

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