CHIPS and Science Act is ‘the closest we’ve had to industrial policy’ in decades: Expert

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PIMCO Managing Director Head of Public Policy Libby Cantrill joins Yahoo Finance Live to weigh in on the signage of the CHIPS and Science Act into law, Speaker Pelosi’s trip to Taiwan, the Inflation Reduction Act, and more.

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