On the recordApril 18, 2012
Policymakers should strive considerably less to create a single, specific, concrete industrial policy for the future of U.S.
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congress.govPolicymakers should strive considerably less to create a single, specific, concrete industrial policy for the future of U.S.
Sarbanes discusses the need for flexible industrial policy in U.S. manufacturing.
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