The U.S. has no coherent industrial policy but its public support of business is substantial : 140 billions dollars per year for military equipment ; 100 billions for federal direct supports; 50 billions for States supports. These expenditures, however, are not the result of a unified policy but instead represent the total of several thousand independant and sometimes contradictory decisions. This article examines the main categories of Federal support of U.S. Business and analyses the different point of view of affected parties. The conflict of opinion and ensuing debate derives not only from ideological and electoral differences, but fundamentally from the current state of woridwide U.S. industrial competitiveness and its future.Les États...
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The U.S. has no coherent industrial policy but its public support of business is substantial : 140 b...
This article is divided into three parts. The first presents the main debates on the American indust...
This article is divided into three parts. The first presents the main debates on the American indust...
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This article reviews the technology policy influences that have helped inject dynamism into the U.S....
This article reviews the technology policy influences that have helped inject dynamism into the U.S....
This chapter deals with the US industrial policy. It emphasises the change between two modes of publ...
This chapter deals with the US industrial policy. It emphasises the change between two modes of publ...
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This article argues that the various forms of industrial policy currently being proposed are inappro...
Do new growth theories adress traditional policy issues ? This article attacks this question from th...
The article discusses some of the new issues raised by the recent surge of foreign direct investment...
The U.S. has no coherent industrial policy but its public support of business is substantial : 140 b...
This article is divided into three parts. The first presents the main debates on the American indust...
This article is divided into three parts. The first presents the main debates on the American indust...
The article shows how reducing external factors affecting competitivity, known as "custo Brasil" (wh...
This article reviews the technology policy influences that have helped inject dynamism into the U.S....
This article reviews the technology policy influences that have helped inject dynamism into the U.S....
This chapter deals with the US industrial policy. It emphasises the change between two modes of publ...
This chapter deals with the US industrial policy. It emphasises the change between two modes of publ...
Michel Bauer and Elie Cohen Politics, Administration and the exertion of industrial power. This ar...
There are three types of interest for a country: national defence, the armaments industry and basic ...
[fre] Les nouvelles théories de la croissance apportent-elles des réponses aux problèmes de politiqu...
THE ETERNAL DILEMMABETWEEN COMPETITION POLICYAND INDUSTRIAL POLICYIndustrial policy is one of the i...
This article argues that the various forms of industrial policy currently being proposed are inappro...
Do new growth theories adress traditional policy issues ? This article attacks this question from th...
The article discusses some of the new issues raised by the recent surge of foreign direct investment...