Manufacturing Policy

A tariff reprieve won’t help – but it will take far more than tariffs, anyway. Smartphones, computers and other electronics got an exclusion from the suddenly very high “reciprocal”...

President-elect Donald Trump has said that he plans to repeal the Inflation Reduction Act, but doing so would imperil the thousands of new factory jobs that are set to grow in Republican districts.

Don't believe the weird pushback that emerged this week. President Biden's industrial policy has spurred a whole lot of manufacturing construction growth -- but we need to maintain the momentum.

Have the industrial policies behind "Bidenomics" been worthwhile? Sure, but the work is by no means finished.

But they're still being cautious with their rhetoric when discussing American efforts vs. Beijing.

A prominent economics columnist picks the latter.

A 10% bonus tax credit is at stake, and plenty want it watered down so they can be rewarded for using imports.

The EU and its member states will spend $47 billion to help build chip fabs across the continent.

The problems posed by manufacturing's resurgence are good ones to have.

Both officials explored the potential of new laws like the Inflation Reduction Act and CHIPS and Science Act.