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Private Enterprise and the U.S.-China Power Contest

Private Enterprise and the U.S.-China Power Contest

A central focus of this blog is handicapping the global power sweepstakes between the United States and China. And a regular theme here is the role private enterprise is playing in revitalizing U.S. strategic power – whether it’s in the resurgence of the manufacturing sector or in launching the oil and natural gas boom (here […]

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New Industrial Policy Cuts in Different Ways

An important thing to look back on, to catch up with: The Government of Bangladesh has cooked up a new industrial policy to spur on industrialization and growth.  That’s a fair enough project.  But the right and the left is stirring the pot, upon this news, in a move to win their own battles. The […]

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