The slowing global economy is not the fault of the central banks, and it’s beyond their repair. Global markets are slowing down for natural reasons, but we might be able to do something about the “unnatural” reasons: Predatory trade policies from the Chinese and the U.S.’s clumsy retaliation is worse than the initial injury.
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