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      Industrial Policy: Possible Tools and Possible Outcomes

      12 PM EDT

      Industrial policy is back with a bang. But what are the benefits and risks of using tariffs, trade regulation, subsidies and/ or antitrust policy tools to promote a domestic agenda? Who and what should industrial policy attempt to protect and what are the potential outcomes of use of various tools. Our speakers will survey the turbulent present -- and uncertain future - of industrial policy under the Trump Administration and beyond.

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      Moderator

      • Martha Samuelson- Analysis Group

      Speakers

      • Eleanor Fox- New York University School of Law, Emerita
      • Larry Summers- Harvard University, Harvard Kennedy School
      • Robert Glenn Hubbard- Columbia Business School
      • Sherrod Brown- The Dignity of Work Institute
      • Tim Wu- Columbia University School of Law

      Event Details

      Duration

      75

      Format

      Webinar

      Date

      Jun 25, 2025

      2025-06-25T12:00:00-04:00 2025-06-25T13:15:00-04:00 Industrial Policy: Possible Tools and Possible Outcomes

      Industrial policy is back with a bang. But what are the benefits and risks of using tariffs, trade regulation, subsidies and/ or antitrust policy tools to promote a domestic agenda? Who and what should industrial policy attempt to protect and what are the potential outcomes of use of various tools. Our speakers will survey the turbulent present -- and uncertain future - of industrial policy under the Trump Administration and beyond.

      Sponsors

      Antitrust Law Section

      Co-sponsors

      Thought Leadership In Antitrust Law & Academia

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