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RT @rreisman: How to Reclaim Social Media from Big Tech:.Middleware, an idea whose time has come. Now in @FukuyamaFrancis's Persuasion Comm….

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RT @SayreEvan: In @TheNatlInterest, @JoinFAI's @LEHogg and @LarsESchonander detail how Microsoft has spent years helping China develop its….

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One solution: a sovereign wealth fund. Korea and Taiwan used development banks to make profitable investments in strategic industries. Returns flowed back to fund more projects. The CHIPS Act was grants—this would be loans and equity-based.

When you're competing against state-subsidized industries that operate at a loss for decades to gain market share, traditional free market assumptions break down.

China pegged its currency artificially low in 1994, making their exports cheaper and American goods more expensive. Clinton warned in '97 this would hollow out American industry by making it impossible to compete on price.

Blackrock's Larry Fink has forecasted $68 trillion in infrastructure investment demand by 2040. That's just over 15 years away. Meanwhile, billion-dollar VC funds dedicated to "deep tech" didn't exist a decade ago, but are up and running now. The money for industrial is starting.

The DOD's Office of Strategic Capital had $984 million to deploy for industrial projects; the requests totaled almost $9 billion. That's a 10x oversubscription for industrial financing that private markets won't touch.

There's a huge dead zone in industrial financing. Venture capital looks for 25%+ returns; manufacturing risk profiles don't work for traditional banking. Even though there are tons of profitable factory projects returning 8-12%, funding is scarce at best.

🚨 NEW EPISODE 🚨. This week on the Dynamist, we're focusing on reindustrialization. @austinbishop and @JuliusKrein of @newindustrials discuss the hurdles facing American manufacturing and the financing gap keeping factories overseas 🧵.

RT @ThomasHochman: New Green Tape:. Permitting reform negotiations are already upon us. Much has changed since EPRA – and it's time to star….

RT @ThomasHochman: New @nukebarbarian pod with The Nuclear Company CTO Joe Klecha, nuke friends must listen

RT @nukebarbarian: I got to interview @TheNuclearJoe over at @TheNuclearCo about his work on the Vogtle build and what it takes to pull of….

RT @JoshuaTLevine: Great article to get caught up on the current state-of-play in the ongoing AI / (c) legal saga. As I mention in the piec….

RT @DanLips: House Republicans are backing legislation to cut @USGAO's budget in half. But rather than gutting its watchdog, Congress sho….

RT @AriSchulman: To defeat them, must we become them? One of those prescient essays we will be uneasily looking back on more and more over….