Shared Prosperity in a Fractured World: A New Economics for the Middle Class, the Global Poor, and Our Climate
In his forthcoming book Shared Prosperity in a Fractured World, @drodrik.bsky.social offers new, practical approaches to confronting today’s most daunting global issues.
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In our last piece, we asked for your stories: experiences and lessons learned from designing, implementing, and being affected by industrial policy in America. We heard from policymakers, bureaucrats, and entrepreneurs. Today we get to share those stories.
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The full #BeyondNeoliberalism experience is now online:
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🔥 A video essay tracing the big questions—from climate and inequality to industrial strategy and democyratic renewal:
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🎥 Session videos + podcast recordings
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Hear about the latest opportunities and challenges that community college leaders are talking about in their own words: www.hks.harvard.edu/centers/wien...
Since the COVID pandemic, policymakers have been thinking more and more about supply chains. Our Practitioner in Residence Vishnu Venugopalan along with Chris Miller of AEI, detail the economic and geopolitical implications of Apple's supply chain.
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Daniel Goetzel (RtE Practitioner in Residence and former Program Director, NSF TIPS Directorate) takes us behind the scenes of the CHIPS and Science Act and NSF Regional Engines Program. He draws on his experiences and interviews with people who made it happen.
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We are grateful to our co-organizers at the American Institutes for Research and to the participants.
Last week, we hosted community college and workforce development leaders from around the country. We learned what works -- and what doesn't -- in education and collaboration with business, policymakers, and economic development leaders.
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RtE co-director Gordon Hanson offers some insight on tariffs and manufacturing. "If we mean sending us back to that world in which manufacturing was a third of US employment, there's no way that could happen."
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Daniel Goetzel provides some guidance for policymakers navigating the AI boom.
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Part 2: www.hks.harvard.edu/centers/wien...
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Vishnu Venugopalan describes how India can boost investment and employment in services and industry.
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@hboushey.bsky.social analyzes Trump's new tariffs. www.msnbc.com/opinion/msnb...
RtE's Research Fellows and Practitioners in Residence are weighing in on top economic policy issues.
Reimagining the Economy is an economics-centered program based at the Harvard Kennedy School. We work on local labor market, industrial, and productive development policies in the US & around the world. We combine rigorous research with practitioner insight.
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