Donald Trump recognises tariff 'transition difficulty' as US stock market falls again

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  Hello and welcome to Business Matters.

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  I'm Roger Hearing.

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  On the program today, the latest as Asian markets open and the relief over Wednesday's U.S. tariff pause begins to fade.

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  We'll also ask if high tariffs are going to bring an end to the globalized economy.

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  We've entered one of two alternatives, either what we call managed globalization light or we've entered fragmentation,

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  but what I think is pretty clear to me is that we are at the end of the ever closer globalization.

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  Plus Argentina faces mass disruption from a general strike against austerity policies.

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  Why Prada is buying Versace and how tariffs are affecting the world's biggest cut flower supplier,

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  a special report from Colombia.

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  And I'll be joined throughout the program by two guests on opposite sides of the world, Tony Nash,

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  CEO and founder of Complete Intelligence, who's joining us on the line from Houston, Texas.

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  Tony, very good evening to you.

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  Hi, Roger.

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  Thanks for having me.

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  Good to have you there.

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  And across the other side of the world, Yoko Ishikura, Professor Emeritus at Hitotsubashi University.

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  Also a member of the World Economic Forum's Global Future Council, who's joining us on the line from Tokyo.

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  So Yoko, very good morning to you.

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  Good morning.

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  Thanks for having me.

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