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The Globe and Mail (Canada):
Trump's trade wars spin out of control; His methods will do more harm than good if - and he seems to want this - it leads to a reduction in global Commerce

6 June 2019

"At the moment, we have not witnessed a wholesale collapse of the modern trading system. This is partially for the fact that policymakers seem to have learned some of the lessons of interwar history by not responding in a general fashion to unilateral moves toward protectionism," economists David Jacks of Simon Fraser University and Dennis Novy of the University of Warwick wrote in a new National Bureau of Economic Research paper.

Trade Blocs and Trade Wars during the Interwar Period, David S. Jacks, Dennis Novy, NBER Working Paper No. 25830,Issued in May 2019

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