Published Mar 15, 2024
Industrial Policy and the Forgotten Side of Alexander Hamilton
Christian Parenti delves into the often-forgotten side of Alexander Hamilton's vision, emphasizing his advocacy for industrial policy and state-directed investment in manufacturing. This historical analysis reveals Hamilton's influence on modern economic strategies, relevant as the U.S. reconsiders its approach to national security and economic resilience.
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