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Making Industrial Strategy Great Again

Politics
United States
开始于 January 28, 2026

It has worked for America before, but Trump’s approach is all wrong

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While an industrial strategy is necessary, it requires a balanced approach that considers both market forces and government intervention.

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A robust industrial strategy is essential for revitalizing American manufacturing and securing economic independence.

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Trump's industrial strategy undermines environmental standards and labor rights, risking long-term sustainability for short-term gains.

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Investing in technology and innovation should be the focus of any industrial strategy, rather than protectionist policies that could harm global trade.

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Relying on past industrial strategies ignores the complexities of today's global economy, which requires new thinking and adaptability.

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