I'm not sure it necessarily contributes to radicalization, but it certainly contributes to people holding, in some cases, more nationalistic views for economic protectionism. That is what the electoral data in continental Europe around such groups suggests. If we want to avoid a swing to the right amongst certain electoral groups, we're certainly well served by equitable economic policies under the circumstances that you described.
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