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Tag: Industrial Strategy

India election: Can Modi carry out tough economic reforms?

08/06/2024 - Leave a Comment

The results of India’s six-week-long national election, the world’s largest, started trickling in on Tuesday, showing that Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)-led National Democratic Alliance (NDA) was on track to secure a …

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China’s ‘de-risking’ from West worsens EU industrial decline, experts say

29/03/2024 - Leave a Comment

China’s efforts to “de-risk” its economy from the West through massive investments in manufacturing and strategic technologies are exacerbating Europe’s industrial decline, experts and business leaders say. Beijing’s push to achieve …

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Green through a feminist lens

02/10/202302/01/2024 - Leave a Comment

Katy Wiese argues that the US has pointed the way to an economy that is just and fair to people and nature, and Europe now should go the distance. Feminist …

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Product design policy will be key to circular economy, EU says

18/12/2020 - Leave a Comment

As the European Union seeks to transition to a ‘circular economy’, the policy focus in 2021 will turn to products: how they are designed, and why so many seem to …

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Industrial Strategy for the Public Good

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Since the Crash in 07/08, industrial strategy in the UK has seen a renaissance as a legitimate area for policy activity. It had been out of fashion since the 70s …

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Industrial policy, then and now

12/12/201809/01/2022 - 1 Comment

Victoria Chick compares two texts on industrial strategy that are separated by 90 years and are worlds apart in their concern for the public good. Introduction After 40 years of …

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State: your business

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Barker: “Politicians are perfectly entitled to do things to political ends but you’ve got to have somebody who encourages them to stop and think before they do.” The government has …

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A strategic view

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Is nothing better than industrial strategy? Former business secretary, Sir Vince Cable, charts the course of UK policy from backing no one to promoting potential. Speaking the day after prime …

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