Economics And Politics Of Industrial Policy: The United States And Western Europe

American politics Anton Pelinka areas argues automobiles Britain Brunk capital cartel centralization codetermination Cohen Commission comparative competition consensus cooperation corporate level corporatism corporatist crisis decision decline defense domestic dustrial policy dustry economic democracy economic growth economic policy employment encompassing interests Europe European Commission European Community European Investment Bank example exports favor firms foreign France Götz greater ideology impact implemented important increased indus industrial democracy industrial policy integrated interest group strength international trade intervention investment Japan Japanese labor Lauber Lawrence major manufacturing sector measures ment mergers neocorporatism nomic Olson Olson's model organized Pelinka percent picking winners poli policymaking political parties political system problems production public policy redistributive regional research and development result Social Democrats steel strategy strong structural subsidies Sweden tariffs textile tion tional tive traditional trial policy U.S. economy U.S. manufacturing United University of Innsbruck variable West Germany WFTU workers