National Industrial Policy |
Contents
CHAPTER FOUR | 2 |
A Dissent CHARLES L SCHULTZE | 7 |
Fashionable Myths of National Industrial Policy | 27 |
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adjustment advocates agriculture allocation American industry areas auto billion British Leyland budget Chrysler Chrysler Corporation Committee companies comparative advantage compete costs decade deindustrialization dollar domestic dustrial economic growth effective example exchange rate finance firms foreign funds Germany government's Heritage Foundation high-tech high-technology important improve increase indus Industrial Competitiveness industrial policy industrial structure innovation interest rates international trade intervention investment Japan Japan Development Bank Japanese Industrial labor force Lester Thurow loans long-term macroeconomic major manufacturing employment ment MITI national industrial policy nomic output overall Pat Choate percent political postwar private sector problems productivity growth programs proposals protection protectionism R&D spending relative Robert Reich role share soybeans steel strategy studies subsidies success taxpayers textiles tion trade deficit U.S. economy U.S. industrial U.S. manufacturing U.S. trade United wages Washington West German winners workers