Understanding Industrial Policy
Industrial policy refers to specific state interventions aimed at bolstering particular sectors of the manufacturing base, rather than general economic adjustments. Successful examples often cited include Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, and post-war France, where targeted support transformed economic landscapes. The discussion highlights the importance of distinguishing industrial policy from broader state actions to foster a more productive debate.In this clip
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