Bank of England chief: gains in globalisation must filter down to all
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BANK of England (BOE) governor Mark Carney has launched a defence of globalisation and set out a manifesto for central bankers and governments to boost growth and make the world economy more equal.
He said bankers and governments must acknowledge that gains from trade and technology haven't been felt by all, and that they must improve the balance of monetary and fiscal policy and adopt a more inclusive model where "everyone has a stake in globalisation".
His speech in Liverpool, England, comes amid rising disquiet about the world economy and political status quo, which have propelled Donald Trump to victory in the US presidential election and boosted support for t…
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