The global implications of rising US tariffs
In this webinar we take a closer look at the potential implications of further rises in US tariffs on the global economy, using evidence from the US-China trade war and explore how damaging it would be for the world economy of a further escalation.
Adam Slater
Lead Economist
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Adam Slater
Lead Economist
Oxford, United Kingdom
Adam Slater is a lead economist at Oxford Economics, responsible for contributing to and helping to communicate Oxford Economics’ global macroeconomic view, including writing for and helping edit regular publications. He has a particular interest in developments in financial markets. Before joining Oxford Economics, Adam spent more than ten years working as an economist and strategist in the City of London for Nomura, Rabobank, and Calyon.
Daniel Harenberg
Lead Economist, Global Macro
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Daniel Harenberg
Lead Economist, Global Macro
Frankfurt, Germany
Daniel is a Lead Economist in Oxford Economics’ Global Team. Based in our Frankfurt office, he works on long-term, structural economic questions and provides coverage for the Netherlands. Prior to joining Oxford Economics, Daniel was a senior research fellow at the Center for Economic Research of ETH Zurich in Switzerland and at the Research Center SAFE of Goethe University in Frankfurt. Daniel received his PhD in economics from the University of Mannheim and has published in leading international journals such as the International Economic Review and Quantitative Economics.
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