Geoeconomic Fragmentation: The Economic Risks from a Fractured World Economy

Edited by Shekhar Aiyar, Andrea Presbitero and Michele Ruta

in CEPR Press Books from Centre for Economic Policy Research

Date: 2023 Written 2023-10
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Chapters in this book:

Comments on geopolitics and financial fragmentation

Brad Setser

Discussion of geoeconomic fragmentation and the future of multilateralism

Laura Alfaro

Discussion of geoeconomic fragmentation, global value chains, and foreign direct investment

Davin Chor

Economic costs of friend-shoring

Beata Javorcik, Kitzmüller, Lucas, Helena Schweiger and Yıldırım, Muhammed A.

Estimating the costs of geoeconomic fragmentation to the global economy

Michael Plummer

Geoeconomic fragmentation: Accounting for commodities

Marijn Bolhuis, Jiaqian Chen and Benjamin Kett

Geoeconomic fragmentation: An overview

Shekhar Aiyar and Anna Ilyina

Geoeconomic Fragmentation: Introduction

Shekhar Aiyar, Andrea Presbitero and Michele Ruta

Geopolitics and financial fragmentation: Implications for macro-financial stability

Catalán, Mario and Tomohiro Tsuruga

Geopolitics and the cost of FDI fragmentation

Shekhar Aiyar, JaeBin Ahn, Ashique Habib, Davide Malacrino, Andrea Presbitero and Dirk Muir

Sizing up the effects of technological decoupling

Diego A. Cerdeiro, Johannes Eugster, Rui Mano, Dirk Muir and Shanaka Peiris

The impacts of technological geoeconomic fragmentation: Comments and observations

Keith Maskus

The potential impact of global decoupling accounting for innovation spillovers from trade

Eddy Bekkers and Carlos Goes

US-China decoupling: Rhetoric and reality

Caroline Freund, Aaditya Mattoo, Alen Mulabdic and Michele Ruta

What is the evidence that trade uncertainty affects US bank lending?

Ricardo Correa, Julian Di Giovanni, Linda S. Goldberg and Camelia Minoiu

What’s next for economic research on geoeconomic fragmentation?

Pierre-Olivier Gourinchas

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