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　Content summary:This is a speech delivered by the author of this article at Queen Mary College, London on November 18, 2014。The author focuses on four issues。First，Is there any evidence that finance is deglobalizing in general - and in the UK in particular？Her answer is: Yes。Second，What’s driving this trend？Author’s Note，The massive contraction in global bet365 free bets is to blame，This is especially important for the UK。Third，What factors contribute to the various changes in international capital flows, especially bet365 free bets？International bet365 free bets no longer appear to respond to similar drivers，This is not the same as before the crisis (i.e. global risk)。Last，What are the implications of this anti-globalization trend in bet365 free bets for the UK and monetary policy？Here，The author makes several points - some of which are very practical - such as，Deglobalization will affect the UK’s ability to withstand various shocks、It will make monetary policy more effective, etc.。[Translated by Zhang Dachuan]

Kristin J. Forbes），Ph.D. in Economics from Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)，Jerome and Dorothy Lemelson Professor of Management and Global Economics at MIT Sloan School of Management，Associate Researcher, National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER)，Served as a member of the White House Council of Economic Advisers from 2003 to 2005，External member of the Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee since 2014，Was awarded the title of "Top 25 Economists Under 45 Shaping Global Economic Thought" and "Young Global Leader" of the World Economic Forum in Davos。His main research field is international macroeconomics，The recent research project he hosted involved bet365 free bets、Financial crisis、Contagious effect、Exchange rate、Capital Control、Foreign capital、Macroprudential supervision and other issues。Email: kjforbes@mit.edu