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industrial policy
...industrial policy. We don't have that here at all. And we try to do it. We do like the Chips Act, and it goes through commerce. We have government bureaucrats deciding how to spend $200,000,000,000 to modernize Intel, which needs to happen. I mean, I
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...industrial policy in this context. So Example. In China, they wanna they wanna build chip fabs, and they wanna catch up to to, TSMC.
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...industrial policy and and all the the climate stuff that they were engaged in was it was industries that that were designed to be permanently, you know, sort of permanently reliant. And so if you want to create a sustainable manufacturing boom, what
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...And, industrial policy could also be defined in terms of education, in terms of, you know, giving more money to some of our most functioning, university labs or national laboratories to get them to, deploy technologies quite a lot better. Maybe it co
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...of industrial policy. We don't have to call it industrial policy. Let's call it national competitiveness. But right now, I would say that the trend for The US has just not been doing very well, so let's try something else. Yeah. I think and I think t
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...industrial policy? Because now they're putting tariffs on steel and aluminum. They want more steel and aluminum being made in The US. If you wanted more steel and aluminum made in The US, what instruments could you have used? And is tariffs the right
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...industrial policy. And then the question is, is tariffs the right industrial policy? Because now they're putting tariffs on steel and aluminum. They want more steel and aluminum being made in The US. If you wanted more steel and aluminum made in The
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...industrial policy identifies an industry, then what it seems like they do from the, you know, kind of central governing authority is they encourage all of the the provinces to see these companies within, you know, their their different, areas, allow
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...it through industrial policy? I think all of those tools interact with each other. Obviously, different administrations have different approaches. So I don't know where we'll end up with that. The last thing I'll say is the methods that we developed
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...industrial policy could fail easily, and you can have cronyism, and you can have, companies overbilling the government for mediocre products. And this is just one of the pitfalls of anytime there's a lot of, public money going to something. But one w
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...industrial policy and so on and so forth.
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...industrial policy could fail easily, and you can have cronyism, and you can have, companies overbilling the government for mediocre products.
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...called industrial policy. That is to use not only tariff barriers, but investment policy, tax policy, procurement policy, and R and D policy to promote domestic industry. So, you know, Trump has inherited the CHIPS Act, and it is making progress.
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...would be industrial policy. I also think that in terms of tariffs, we should have, essentially entirely free trade with with allies. I think that that would be a wise thing to do because, you know, Japanese manufacturing and European manufacturing do
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...industrial policy? I think all of those tools interact with each other. Obviously, different administrations have different approaches. So I don't know where we'll end up with that. The last thing I'll say is the methods that we developed in the CHIP
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...industrial policy that is more supportive of the industries that we care about. And, like, that's gonna be a big investment.
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...industrial preeminence, it is not unusual to have a combination of of tools and kind of tools and methods used to do that. It has been historically characteristic that tariffs would be a part of that, but it's also historically characteristic that th
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