industrial policy

No small potatoes: $52 billion for the domestic manufacture of chips, and $200 billion for scientific research. But there's lots more to do.

And it might move without much discussed trade enforcement rules.

“We must break the vicious cycle of implementing policies that reward imports over domestic production,” Scott Paul tells the Senate Finance Committee.

Year after year, the Chinese government spends twice as much as Washington to promote its domestic industries.

The president says China doesn't want industrial policy legislation to pass. But if it were to, there's one provision on the table it wants included.

The provision that would tie the U.S. Trade Representative's hands is a bad idea.

Legislators will now hammer out a compromise to Congress' big industrial policy legislation.

AAM wants to make sure a trade remedy update is included in the final legislation.

Non-market economies are "rigging the rules in their favor and denying our companies and our workers the only thing they need—a fair shot," write five senators in support of trade proposals in the...

There's some good stuff in here in the House's pass at a big economic competitiveness bill, but there are still improvements to be made.