Industrial policy not the right answer to securing critical minerals and the green transition
Author: Mari Pangestu, University of Indonesia Developed and developing countries have been escalating the use of industrial policy through subsidies, trade restrictions and other instruments to secure the supply of transition-critical minerals and rare earths essential for developing low-carbon technologies and the move to green energy. But these policies have created uncertainties and their impact […]
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