CCG Report - Executive Summary

The limited nature of Russia and Ukraine in the global economy, trade volumes Isn’t the End of and participation in globalization means that Gl obalization the economic impact of the current crisis on global investment, trade and global value chains is relatively small. [...] The basis of the international division of labor formed by modern mass production as well as three major trends in the degree of globalization, namely cross-border direct investment and the globalization of multinational corporations, the arrangement of three major global trade regions and the distribution of trade flows, and current global value chains, will remain stable. [...] The IMF in the strategic landscape in Europe predicts that under Western sanctions, by the Since the outbreak of the Russia-Ukraine end of 2022 the Russian economy return to conflict, the US, Europe and NATO have taken 2010 levels. [...] Before the imminent end of World War II, Historically, the history of globalization is the Bretton Woods system led by the United an inevitable product of the development of States was formulated to establish GATT, and productive forces that brought about modern after the war, there were successive rounds of mass production, and the division of labor and tariff reductions and continuous reduction. [...] Strive to do the currently come in the form of political work of both Russia and Ukraine, and take the impediments and disruptions to the economy in initiative to consult widely in the international the form of changing geopolitical landscape in community to do our best to end the war as Europe post-crisis and the rise of geopolitical early as possible and achieve balanced and just confrontation.