Exclusive: Putin's Economy Chief Warns of 'Disintegration' of World Trade
Presidency, who were at the G20 origins, to bring the focus of our attention back to the key global issues are indeed valuable," Reshetnikov said in an article shared with Newsweek. But he also noted that many nations used state subsidies, including those "that traditionally profess their commitment to a market-based economic model."Moreover, he argued that a range of other measures create unfair advantages in the market. Some have been frequently wielded by the U.S."These include tariffs and various non-tariff restrictions that ensure demand for domestic suppliers," Reshetnikov said.
- ▪Presidency, who were at the G20 origins, to bring the focus of our attention back to the key global issues are indeed valuable," Reshetnikov said in an article shared with Newsweek.
- ▪But he also noted that many nations used state subsidies, including those "that traditionally profess their commitment to a market-based economic model."Moreover, he argued that a range of other measures create unfair advantages in the mark
- ▪Some have been frequently wielded by the U.S."These include tariffs and various non-tariff restrictions that ensure demand for domestic suppliers," Reshetnikov said.
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By Tom O'ConnorDeputy Editor, National Security and Foreign Policy0ShareNewsweek is a Trust Project memberSee more of our trusted coverage when you search.Prefer Newsweek on Googleto see more of our trusted coverage when you search.A member of Russian President Vladimir Putin's cabinet has appealed to the White House to help save an international trade order that the senior official warns is at risk of collapse.The message comes as ministers from the world's top economies prepare to meet in Milwaukee on Wednesday ahead of a G20 leaders' summit scheduled for December at U.S.
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