Suddenly it (Trump's trade threats) focused minds and they got things done," he said of the signing this month of the long-delayed EU-Mercosur trade pact with Latin American countries and this week's deal with India. FOR NOW, ECONOMY TAKES CHANGING ORDER IN ITS STRIDETo be sure, free trade deals are minefields of legal and political complexities. But businesses are not waiting ​for a full map of the new trade order. "You kill two birds with one stone," World Trade Organization Director-General Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala told Reuters on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum in Davos. TRADE COULD BECOME A FAULTLINEUltimately, two factors may limit how fast and extensively countries and business will adapt to the Trump trade shock.