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UAE shows why globalized networks are important

by Afshin Molavi April 29, 2020April 29, 2020

Imagine you are a US state governor or senior public health official amid the Covid-19 pandemic. You are short on masks, on testing equipment, and on protective equipment, and the president has encouraged you to compete for goods on the open market. What do you do? You begin looking outside US borders. You look at […]

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