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Simon Evenett
Trade PolicyProtectionismIndustrial PolicyTariffsGeoeconomicsGlobal Trade
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Simon Evenett is Professor of Geopolitics and Strategy at IMD and a leading analyst of trade policy, industrial subsidies, protectionism and government intervention in cross-border commerce.
His work includes Global Trade Alert monitoring and geoeconomic analysis.
Dataleo perspective
Trade scenarios should record policy effective dates, affected product codes, exemptions and uncertainty before being translated into sourcing or network decisions.
Teams need a governed link between trade policy events, supplier exposure, landed cost and response ownership.
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