Satyam Khanna

Oct 20, 2024 | rooseveltinstitute.org | Felicia Wong |Todd Tucker |Kate Gordon |Satyam Khanna

Executive SummaryOver the past few years, the United States has made the most significant change in its approach to trade in generations. Starting in the 1970s, trade policy was focused on neoliberal priorities such as promoting efficiency through tariff and cost reductions and limiting the space for purely national regulation of commerce.

Oct 8, 2024 | rooseveltinstitute.org | Todd Tucker |Kate Gordon |Satyam Khanna |Ronnie Chatterji

IntroductionThe Biden administration has advanced the most active industrial policy for the civilian economy since Franklin D. Roosevelt’s presidency.1 This includes grant and loan subsidies for industries the US strategically wants to promote, such as clean energy and semiconductors.