Deindustrialisierung, Transformation und eine moderne Industriepolitik

Deindustrialisation, Transformation and a Modern Industrial Policy

Arno Brandt and Hagen Krämer
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Arno Brandt: Arno Brandt Regionalberatung in Lüneburg

Wirtschaftsdienst, 2022, vol. 102, issue 12, 918-921

Abstract: Abstract In the medium to long term, the manufacturing sector faces considerable challenges due to the necessary digital and ecological transformation as well as the new geopolitical situation. The new general conditions require an industrial and innovation policy oriented towards sustainability, climate neutrality and technological sovereignty. The successful implementation of the transformation processes makes sustainable changes necessary. This requires a new structural, innovation and industrial strategic policy that sets socio-political goals and launches the necessary innovations with the appropriate instruments.

Keywords: N10; N60; O25 (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2022
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