Duncan: Rising isolationism will disrupt supply chains and drive regional development

“One is a lot more isolationism amongst nations, which means that that's going to disrupt the global supply chains. And I think you're going to see global supply chains develop internally within geographies, whether that's a country or a group of countries that are cooperating, for lack of a better way of putting it, like a European coalition as an example.”

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