Industrial Policy Group
@industrialpolicy.bsky.social
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All things industrial policy. From the Industrial Policy Group lab. Co-founded by Dr. Réka Juhász and Dr. Nathan Lane. 🔗 https://industrialpolicygroup.com
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rooseveltinstitute.org
AI infrastructure is surging, but broader US manufacturing investment is slowing.

The risk: an AI boom that enriches tech firms more than people. A smart industrial policy will translate AI’s surge into quality jobs.

An 🎯 piece from @ianrharnett.bsky.social www.ft.com/content/c7b9453e-f...
The AI capex endgame is approaching
The rapid building of excess capacity both extends bubbles and ultimately bursts them
www.ft.com
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sandertordoir.bsky.social
"Industrial policy can never work" edition X.
industrialpolicy.bsky.social
"a rise in protectionism after 1932 was inevitable regardless of who was in power, because the 1930s were years of trade destruction everywhere .... Also, to a point, protection worked. In the 1930s on average, higher tariffs were associated with better economic performance"
industrialpolicy.bsky.social
This gets us thinking about the protectionism of the 1930s. There has been much criticism. But it was a protectionist time. Quoting @kevinhorourke.bsky.social and Cormac Ó Gráda in "The Irish economy during the century after partition" (Economic History Review, 2022) ....
industrialpolicy.bsky.social
Featuring insightful input from many economists including IPG's @rjuhasz.bsky.social
industrialpolicy.bsky.social
"U.S. President Donald Trump’s America First economic vision is pushing Canada to follow suit" @theglobeandmail.com article on Canada's turn to industrial policy focused on stimulating domestic demand for products exported to the US.
industrialpolicy.bsky.social
Highlights from @nathanlane.bsky.social's interview with @visiblehandpod.bsky.social: reflections on qualitative and hard econometric evidence in industrial policy studies, and the external validity of HCI drive successes: spillovers can apply broadly, but South Korea's bureaucracy was crucial. 🙌
industrialpolicy.bsky.social
In some senses you can see this as a form of industrial policy stimulating the growth of the arts sector, this is great for those who like the arts and those who produce art! Assuming the implementation is good etc. etc. 🎨🎵✒️
mikeachim.bsky.social
Damn. This is amazing. £325 per week, paid monthly, for 3 years - and the result was a profit for the Irish economy:
www.citizensinformation.ie/en/employmen...
Post from Threads user rodneyowl: "Ireland has declared the Basic Income for Artists scheme permanent. This will be officially announced in tomorrow’s budget. Details to follow. Congratulations to all who fought for it and the present and future artists of all sorts in Ireland. That includes me 👌We’re just comin to the end of a 3 year pilot scheme. It’s been a roaring success. For every €1 paid out to the 2000 participants, the government got €1.46 back. Can’t argue with that. Other countries are already taking note."
industrialpolicy.bsky.social
IPG's @nathanlane.bsky.social spoke to EconomyChosun on the South Korea Petrochemicals industry in light of the recent government industrial restructuring plan. Great insights. Industrial policy in managing challenging times, the importance of involving companies, setting realistic expectations. 🙌
조선비즈가 만드는 프리미엄 경제 주간지 - 이코노미조선
경제경영계의 오피니언 리더들에게 유익한 정보와 인사이트를 제공합니다
economychosun.com
industrialpolicy.bsky.social
This is very interesting!
canadianinnovators.org
In the latest Mooseworks, CCI Director of Policy and Research Laurent Carbonneau considers how innovation could play a role in addressing housing affordability.

Read the full piece here: www.canadianinnovators.org/content/from-artisanal-to-industrial-transforming-canadas-homebuilding-industry
industrialpolicy.bsky.social
Reflections:
1. The rhetoric and justifications for industrial policy are often far from straightforward correcting of market failures
2. The US example uses an ownership stake as a form of industrial policy as they have recently done with Intel: there is much more to learn about this form of IP.
industrialpolicy.bsky.social
Two events this week in Industrial Policy practice:
1. Keir Starmer's Labour Party Conference speech places industrial policy as central to "national renewal" 💫
2. The US government bought a 5% equity stake in Lithium Americas aiming to secure supply chains for batteries and EVs 🔋
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ember-energy.org
From EVs to batteries to heat pumps and more, clean technology is transforming the economics and geopolitics of energy.

Take a crash course in electrotech with these episodes from Energi Media:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IC6ToNSeerE&list=PL0nvJ0fD_HvCBDfjyv88jVS07N0Bljhcb
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kiel.institute
We’re super excited to welcome Katharina Erhardt as the new Head of our Industrial Policy Lab—a joint project with @zew.de & @delorsberlin.bsky.social.
In a joint professorship with @hhu.de / @dice.hhu.de, Katharina will also further strengthen our Research Center Trade 👋!
industrialpolicy.bsky.social
Very interesting work by @lowyinstitute.bsky.social. Ambitious green industrial policy goals are exciting, but we agree success requires more. The institutions tasked with policy design and implementation must have the capacity and incentives to deliver.
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cooperhamilton.bsky.social
"Chinese factories installed nearly 300,000 new industrial robots last year alone ... the United States, the world’s largest economy, installed a mere 34,000."

China has an industrial policy. The US has whatever Trump sees a story about on Fox News.

www.zmescience.com/science/chin...
China Now Has More Factory Robots Than the Rest of the World Combined
China’s robot army is reshaping the world as we know it.
www.zmescience.com
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toddntucker.com
Australian government industrial policy around quantum computing includes $610m in PsiQuantum, $13m Quantum Australia Fund, and investments by National Reconstruction Fund, reports
@nicfildes.ft.com .
www.ft.com/content/3bac...
Australia emerges as quantum computing player with role in Microsoft chip
Advances in the technology have been made possible by sustained government funding since the 1990s
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economist.com
The strength of demand for generative AI may be the most critical factor determining whether an infrastructure boom ends in a bust. But three aspects add to the uncertainty
The murky economics of the data-centre investment boom
How similar is it to the 1990s telecoms bubble?
econ.st
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