
Gordon Hanson
Gordon Hanson is a prominent professor of urban policy at the Harvard Kennedy School, known for his research on the economic impacts of globalization and trade. He has extensively studied the phenomenon known as the 'China Shock,' which refers to the significant economic disruptions caused by China's rapid integration into the world economy. His insights have been influential in understanding how trade policies, particularly tariffs imposed by the United States, affect labor markets and employment dynamics in both the U.S. and other countries.
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Gordon Hanson is one of the American economists predicting a second Chinese shock in Europe.
Droits de douane : l’Europe impuissante face à la déferlante des exportations industrielles chinoisesGordon Hanson is one of the economists who published an article on the Chinese shock in 2013.
« Sur chacun des chantiers qui ont occupé ma vie, nous régressons » : les extraits du discours de Jean Pisani-Ferry pour sa Légion d’honneurGordon Hanson emphasizes the need for the US to co-operate with its allies.
Donald Trump’s nonsensical economics – The Irish TimesGordon Hanson is mentioned alongside David Dorn regarding the effects of Chinese competition.
La ventaja de China en la producción manufacturera resulta imbatibleGordon Hanson is an economist who studied the effects of Chinese imports on American workers.
As tarifas de Trump marcam o fim da era da globalização e levantam dúvidas sobre o papel dos EUAGordon Hanson contributed to the research that highlighted the job losses due to competition from Chinese imports.
ABD'nin 80 yıllık küreselleşme arzusuna son mu veriyor? Tabuta çakılmış 'son çivi'Gordon Hanson is a professor at Harvard Kennedy School and one of the authors who coined the term 'China Shock'.
Un nou „șoc chinez”, propulsat de tarifele lui Trump, distruge locuri de muncă din întreaga lume




























