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Asia, Europe Find Their Supply Chains Yanked. Beware the Backlash.
For the past two years, Asians and Europeans have tended to view their own financial and economic problems as largely imported from the United States. The impacts on their own economies, they reasoned smugly, would be modest and short-lived.
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By Steven Pearlstein
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Asia, Europe Find Their Supply Chains Yanked. Beware the Backlash.
For the past two years, Asians and Europeans have tended to view their own financial and economic problems as largely imported from the United States. The impacts on their own economies, they reasoned smugly, would be modest and short-lived.-
By Steven Pearlstein