Viable industries injured by predatory PRC competition need renewal, not a merciful death. That will require sector-specific ...

AI investment is booming, but manufacturing output is stagnant. America needs industrial policy to restore manufacturing and ...

China embraces innovation. America gets in its own way. Conflicting rulebooks and resistance to technological adoption are ...

Remember Y2K? For you youngsters, this was a looming global technology crisis. Early programmers had formatted calendar dates using only the last two digits of a year to save computer memory (e.g., ...

Last week’s Trump–Xi summit produced plans for tariff reductions on about $60 billion in bilateral trade. While that may provide relief for some American exporters and consumers, the reductions focus ...

In his 1841 defining work, German developmentalist economist Friedrich List accused the United Kingdom of hypocrisy. Having built its industrial supremacy behind tariffs, the Navigation Acts, and ...

Alas, the United States has gone off the deep end with AI fear. This month alone, there has been a notable burst of warnings about the “dangers” of AI from the very people building, financing, and ...

Compared with a decade ago, Washington is significantly more focused on the techno-economic and trade challenge from China. That’s the good news. The bad news is twofold. First, little has been done ...

The PRC is great at coming up with numbered national mission statements, such as Deng Xiaoping’s “Four Cardinal Principles,” Xi Jinping’s “Four Comprehensives,” and Jiang Zemin’s “Three Represents.” ...