White House National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan defended new US incentives to encourage domestic manufacturing of semiconductors and clean energy technologies, saying they are needed to counter China.
He downplayed criticism of the policies from US trade partners who are calling them discriminatory industrial subsidies, saying that the policy will create stronger manufacturing partnerships and supply chains with allies.
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