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Jim Millstein

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2018-10-26

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1. “In order to promote domestic employment and production. And the United States, we've taken a more free market, hands-off laissez-faire approach, and you can see the consequences now as we find ourselves in a much more competitive environment. Anyway, long story short, spent a couple of years working on those kinds of issues. Reagan gets elected. We're now in the Reagan Thatcher dismantle the welfare state industrial policy is probably never going to be on that agenda. So I determine instead of going back to Washington. Working in the government, I'm going to work for a liberal international law firm, Clary Godlieb, that helped create the predecessor to the European Union after World War II, a group of, it was founded by a group of State Department.”

   2018-10-26 · Masters in Business · Jim Millstein on the Fed and AIG’s Restructuring (Podcast) · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT · source

2. “Yeah, well, you know, other countries are, right? We were dealing with a mercantilist nation in Japan, really Germany the same after World War II. China is obviously now engaged in the kinds of years ahead. Yeah, the same kinds of behavior, but they've all learned from each other. The Koreans learned from the Japanese. The Chinese learned from both of them. And they have a coordinated policy of credit, investment, tax, trade.”

   2018-10-26 · Masters in Business · Jim Millstein on the Fed and AIG’s Restructuring (Podcast) · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT · source

3. “Like many attorneys, I kind of wandered into my first job without a real clear vision of what I was going to do. Know Reagan had gotten elected. I had spent a couple of years out of Berkeley being a policy analyst and working on what was then called industrial policy, which was something that the United States Probably implements only through the Defense Department. But we had been part of a small group of scholars who were trying to urge the United States to deal with the then Japanese threat to our electronics and semiconductor and steel and automobile industries by actually coordinating tariff trade tax and investment policy to the”

   2018-10-26 · Masters in Business · Jim Millstein on the Fed and AIG’s Restructuring (Podcast) · IDENTIFIED FROM THE TRANSCRIPT · source