Industrial Policy—a.k.a. Central Planning—Won't Make America Great

Tags: Bureaucracy and Regulation, Taxes and Spending

11/16/2021 Lipton Matthews

China's industrial policy has been marked by many failures and few successes. Rather, China's real growth has been fueled by the regime's limited turn to markets.

Original Article: "Industrial Policy—a.k.a. Central Planning—Won't Make America Great"

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