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For me as a vague 1920s maybe-the-SocDems, I see this as vaguely positive. A return to pragmatism from market dogmatism.

I see some of the tariff stuff and the US protectionism sort of the same way, although I don't approve, since I think the US uniquely benefits from this kind of thing due to that the dollar is such a predominant reserve currency and since I think it's badly done and will backfire, tarring what in principle be sensible policies if carefully targeted with being Trumpist.

>>imposs+(OP)
This seems more vaguely 1930s maybe-some-other-ism.

>>action+X5
Maybe in this specific case, but I don't see this kind of policy as necessarily ideological.

It's just requires the government to not be totally market dogmatist.