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Has globalization lessened the importance of physical distance? For economic shocks, new research suggests ‘yes’

  • Written by Josh Ederington, Professor of Economics, Miami University
Has globalization lessened the importance of physical distance? For economic shocks, new research suggests ‘yes’Distance may not be dead, but it's certainly lost its shine. AP Photo / Shizuo Kambayashi

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