Investments threatened by protectionism


IT may not be symptomatic to the issues surrounding trade, but when trade is hamstrung by barriers or tariffs, problems in the real sector manifest itself in different ways.

One striking example is the domestic real estate sector. It may not have direct links with tariffs but lower investments is a problem until a solution is found for the mismatch of supply and demand in the property segment.

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