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Mobilizing for Techno-Economic War, Part 8: Establishing Policy and Programmatic Capabilities

Why it’s here: A think tank report on U.S. federal government capabilities, organization, and proposed new institutions (e.g., a National Advanced Industry and Technology Agency, Congress/White House structures) for techno-economic competition with China is directly about federal policy design.

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  1. Oct 25ITIFMobilizing for Techno-Economic War, Part 8: Establishing Policy and Programmatic CapabilitiesITIF published an anthology compiling its 19-report National Economic Power Industry series, which argues the U.S. must adopt a strategic industrial policy to counter China's dominance in advanced industries.
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    1. Oct 25ITIFPickupMobilizing for Techno-Economic War, Part 8: Establishing Policy and Programmatic Capabilities
    2. 6d agoITIFPickupMobilizing for Techno-Economic War, Part 9: Finding the Political Will to Transform America’s Economic System
    3. 6d agoITIFEarliestNational Economic Power Industry Series Anthology
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