Industrial Policy & Economic Security Conference Session 2

The podcast features a panel discussion moderated by Kelly Sims Gallagher, focusing on the competition between the United States and China in the electric and autonomous vehicle industries. The panelists, including Ilaria Mazzocco, Elaine Buckberg, and Kristen Bekasi, delve into China's industrial policies, dominance in EV supply chains and critical minerals, and global strategies. They analyze the impact of government subsidies, technology transfer, and international trade policies on the automotive sector. The discussion also covers the role of innovation, automation, and national security concerns in shaping the future of the EV market, with a comparison of the strategies employed by the U.S., China, and Europe.

Outlines

Part 1: Introduction and China's EV Rise

Part 2: Challenges and National Security

Part 3: Mineral Supply Chains and Global Impact

Part 4: Strategies and Future Outlook

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Part 1: Introduction and China's EV Rise

Introduction to the Autonomous and Electric Vehicle Challenge

China's Rise in the Electric Vehicle Industry and the Role of Industrial Policy

Timeline and Tools of China's EV Industrial Policy

Part 2: Challenges and National Security

The Importance of Charging Infrastructure and National Security Arguments in the EV Industry

National Security Concerns and Policy Approaches in the EV Industry

Evaluating Auto Policy and the Rise of Rare Earths

Part 3: Mineral Supply Chains and Global Impact

China's Control of Mineral Supply Chains and Rare Earths Strategy

Measuring China's Dominance and Global Strategy

China's Impact on Emerging Markets and Strategic Considerations

Part 4: Strategies and Future Outlook

International Strategies and Policy Recommendations

Industrial Policy, State Planning, and International Cooperation

Dark Factories, Autonomous Vehicles, and the Future of International Relations

Industrial Policy & Economic Security Conference Session 2

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Part 1: Introduction and China's EV Rise

00:00Introduction to the Autonomous and Electric Vehicle Challenge

Introduction to the Autonomous and Electric Vehicle Challenge

07:26China's Rise in the Electric Vehicle Industry and the Role of Industrial Policy

China's Rise in the Electric Vehicle Industry and the Role of Industrial Policy

16:51Timeline and Tools of China's EV Industrial Policy

Timeline and Tools of China's EV Industrial Policy

Part 2: Challenges and National Security

24:12The Importance of Charging Infrastructure and National Security Arguments in the EV Industry

The Importance of Charging Infrastructure and National Security Arguments in the EV Industry

31:07National Security Concerns and Policy Approaches in the EV Industry

National Security Concerns and Policy Approaches in the EV Industry

37:26Evaluating Auto Policy and the Rise of Rare Earths

Evaluating Auto Policy and the Rise of Rare Earths

Part 3: Mineral Supply Chains and Global Impact

42:20China's Control of Mineral Supply Chains and Rare Earths Strategy

China's Control of Mineral Supply Chains and Rare Earths Strategy

48:52Measuring China's Dominance and Global Strategy

Measuring China's Dominance and Global Strategy

56:02China's Impact on Emerging Markets and Strategic Considerations

China's Impact on Emerging Markets and Strategic Considerations

Part 4: Strategies and Future Outlook

1:04:15International Strategies and Policy Recommendations

International Strategies and Policy Recommendations

1:11:16Industrial Policy, State Planning, and International Cooperation

Industrial Policy, State Planning, and International Cooperation

1:17:51Dark Factories, Autonomous Vehicles, and the Future of International Relations

Dark Factories, Autonomous Vehicles, and the Future of International Relations