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Eligibility criteria apply. On today's money talks we'll be looking at trade. At its most formal, a crisis at the heart of the World Trade Organization,

countries will start taking enforcement into their own hands

and you'll get all sorts of mini trade wars.

And its most informal, a remarkable ingenuity found at the very fringes of society.

I went to the biggest and quickest forming refugee camp and what I found was people in difficult situations will find a way to trade.

I'm Patrick Lane, one of the digital editors here at The Economist,

and you're listening to money talks on economist radio.

But first, LVMH, a French luxury goods empire, has secured a deal to buy Tiffany and

co, a celebrated American name for more than $16 billion.

LVMH, owned by Bernard Arno, said to be Europe's richest man, has been on a bit of a shopping spree.

Since 2016, it's already spent more than 12 billion dollars.

The acquisition of Tiffany is the largest ever in the luxury goods sector.

And Tiffany joins at LVMH's stable which already contains more than 70 brands,

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