The past four years have seen the slowest pace of global economic integration since the Second World War. With trade talks stalled and most parts of the world already integrated into the global economy, trade growth is likely to remain subdued over the next few years. But further ahead, we think there are good reasons why the process of globalisation will gather pace again.
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