American Lawmakers: US Must Learn from China to Revive Shipbuilding
Experts emphasize the need for long-term planning, government funding, and consistency to close Beijing's massive lead in the sector.
If the US hopes to rebuild a competitive shipbuilding industry and narrow China's commanding lead, it should adopt some lessons from Beijing, witnesses told a US Senate hearing.
One of the things we've always advocated for was just a simple thing: having a national maritime strategy. We have these things for defence.
- Experts urge long-term planning to revive the US shipbuilding industry.
- Government funding and policy consistency are also crucial to close Beijing's lead.
Author's summary: US lawmakers suggest learning from China to revive shipbuilding industry.
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