Investigating Globalization: Reporter Debunks Myths While Uncovering Supply Chain Realities During the Pandemic

Reporter noticed concerning protectionist trends among policymakers reacting to economic and geopolitical issues
He investigated the true costs/benefits of globalization for a special report on the world economy
The report debunks common myths about globalization
Video discusses the reporter's journey investigating supply chain issues during COVID-19
Reporting aimed to get to the bottom of supply chain disruptions during the pandemic

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