US lacks economic security experts — universities must fill the gap
The United States is engaged in a new form of global competition centred on supply chains, semiconductors and sanctions, but has very few people trained to navigate it. A piece in the Potomac Institute's "War by Other Ledgers" series argues that universities must take a leading role in building an economic security workforce. Without investment in this field of education, the US risks losing its strategic edge to rivals.
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