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A multiagency maritime command center should oversee strategic planning, permitting, training, funding, subsidies, and coordination with allies, as was suggested in the Ships for America Act.

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Researchers at Stanford found that receipt of billions of dollars in direct subsidies from Beijing was “linked with lower firm productivity growth and only modest growth in R&D spending in subsequent years.”

Keep the subsidy, and just make it more “efficient” and “market-based.”

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The alleged head of a network that diverted more than $20 million of European Union farm subsidies has been ordered into pre-trial detention following questioning, the ANA news agency reported Monday.

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He's since cut budgets for education, pensions, health, infrastructure, and subsidies, and laid off tens of thousands of public sector workers.

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