A Better Model for Worker Training
A Response to Samuel Hammond
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Change Market Structure, Not the Tax Code
A Response to Rob Atkinson
Echoing the Imperative
A Response to David P. Goldman
Diplomatic Considerations for LCRs
A Response to Michael Lind
Lessons from China
A Response to Michael Lind
Reshoring with the Government We Have
A Response to Ganesh Sitaraman
The Limits of Regulatory Capture
A Response to Ganesh Sitaraman
Doubling Down on R&D
A Response to Willy Shih
A Note on High-Tech Infrastructure
A Response to Willy Shih and Terrence Keeley
On Terms of Trade
The international trading system must recover the core principles of reciprocity, security, and democracy.
On Infrastructure Financing
A national development bank could attract the private capital that America’s infrastructure needs.
On Antitrust Enforcement
The American medical industry offers a case study of how market concentration undermines economic resilience.
On Agency Structure
A new task for government demands a new structure for its agencies.
On Regulatory Reform
Outdated environmental regulation poses an irrational barrier to reshoring efforts.
On Workforce Investment
Reshoring strategies can only go so far without investment in America’s skilled workforce.
On Domestic Sourcing
Local content requirements offer a simple intervention with benefits that its prohibitionist detractors ignore.
Moving the Chains
9 Strategies for Retaking Global Leadership in Industry and Innovation
On Tax Incentives
A tax credit for domestic investment is the best way to reduce production costs.
On Research & Development
Pre-competitive research consortia are vital to sparking innovation.
Foreword: The Reshoring Imperative
You may not be interested in supply chains, but supply chains are interested in you.
