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Deglobalisation
Deglobalisation is a process of decreasing interdependence and integration between countries, especially in terms of trade and financial flows. This can involve a variety of actions, such as increasing import tariffs and other barriers to trade, decreasing foreign investment, or reducing the movement of people across borders.
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