‘The economic model of the last few decades does not deliver’: Oren Cass on industrial policy and the intersection of trade, immigration, and family policy

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08 Aug 24

In a Hub Dialogue with Sean Speer, Oren Cass, now considered one of the leading architects within Republican Party policy-making, discusses the future of the Republican Party, the role of industrial policy in boosting American manufacturing, and the intersection of trade, immigration, and family policy in Canada and the U.S.

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‘The economic model of the last few decades does not deliver’: Oren Cass on industrial policy and the intersection of trade, immigration, and family policy

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