Industrial Policy

Recent events have underscored the nexus between national security and market competition in the technology sector. As transnational supply chains continue to create systemic risks for U.S. infrastructure, how can the government ensure that agencies and companies have access to trusted alternatives to risky, foreign-sourced technology

Melissa Hathaway, President, Hathaway Global Strategies

Nazak Nikakhtar, Assistant Secretary for Industry and Analysis, International Trade Administration, U.S. Department of Commerce

Chris Painter, Former Coordinator for Cyber Issues, U.S. Department of State

Moderator: Jenna McLaughlin, National Security and Investigations Reporter, Yahoo

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[antoine.fontanille]

The private sector could NOT and would NOT fund the research (especially fundamental research) which is necessary for your national security and for the revive of USA's manufacturing and for USA's economy in general (maybe even for productivity growth in all developed economies).
Read Jump-Starting America by Gruber and Johnson, the best industrial policy plan for the US at this moment.

[itsReallyLou]

. . . all seemed too civilized until the last sixty seconds!