What Is Economic Resilience?
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The under-theorized concept at the heart of American industrial policy
This is a cross post between ChinaTalk and Factory Settings. Founded by Jordan Schneider, ChinaTalk is a hybrid think tank and media outlet with deep expertise on China and emerging technology. Factory Settings is a publication led by the former CHIPS Program Office senior leadership about state capacity and industrial policy. Interested readers can subscribe to ChinaTalk here and Factory Settings here. In recent years, a range of objectives has been offered to justify industrial policy, from tackling climate change to boosting growth to asserting geopolitical dominance. But no objective…
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