America's most politically active corporations and trade associations. The national industrial policy agency (modeled on Japan's Ministry of International Trade and Industry) that Reich favors would surely also be influenced politics, but wouldn't it make more sense, he asks, to rationalize America's industrial policy?
"Industrial Policy: A Dissent" by CharlesIf It Ain't Broke, L. Schultze, in The Brookings Review (Fall Don't Fix It 1983), 1775 ~assachusetts Ave. N.W.,
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