> No, the world is much more interconnected than in the 30s. More, yes, but not much more. Agriculture, commodities, finished manufactured goods and finance we

> No, the world is much more interconnected than in the 30s. More, yes, but not much more. Agriculture, commodities, finished manufactured goods and finance were all global markets before WWI. The re-integration of markets only overtook that period in the 90s, after the fall of the Soviet Union and before that the demise of Bretton Woods and managed trade.