America's Flailing Industrial Policy Can Take Lessons From China

That doesn't mean the effort from President Joe Biden is doomed, but it does point out the scope of the challenge—and the need to look at the ...

Americans would do well to study the Chinese experience for ideas about what will work and what won't.” Excellent piece by @bobdavis187.

China scholars say the secret to China's success isn't just spending. “The secret sauce of China's industrial policy is competition among ...

Bob Davis is a reporter who covered US-China economic relations for decades for the Wall Street Journal. He is the co-author of Superpower Showdown.

China scholars say the secret to China's success isn't just spending but, surprisingly, competition. While the party and the central ...

This section highlights articles and reports on the harmful impacts of the commercial and economic policies employed by the Chinese Communist ...

Reducing China's role in our market can revitalize parts of US manufacturing without heavy government spending. In such efforts, quotas have ...

Panic over China's rapid economic growth has fueled all manner of big-government proposals. They're looking even more foolish now.

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Rather than trying in vain to recreate the jobs of the past, the next US administration must focus on preparing workers for the jobs that ...

Over the last decade, free-market policies have lost their punch in creating jobs, new industries, wealth, and a bright future for the United ...

There are few economic policies that generate more kneejerk opposi on from economists than industrial policy. This has not stopped governments ...

Also, China's economic growth and industrial policies do not justify similar U.S. policies, considering the market-based reasons for China's ...

Fall of American Manufacturing. “Coming out of the Second World War, the US was the king of production,” says William B Bonvillian, a lecturer ...

Though the US remains the world's most powerful country, China's growing economic and geopolitical might threatens American hegemony.

There are lots of reasons why governments – including the Chinese government – might subsidize. Lee, maybe we can begin by having you walk us ...

The United States' growing competition with China has placed unprecedented demands on the U.S. industrial base and high-technology sectors.

Joseph Kannarkat and Norman Augustine summarize a AAAS report about how the U.S. can better compete with China through investments in R&D.

The trendy view of U.S.–China economic engagement lends itself to policy “fixes” that could make things worse, not better, for both the United ...

In themselves, Biden's new tariffs won't have much economic impact, because China exports very little steel and aluminium, and few EVs, silicon ...