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This process embodies a new form of industrial policy—less command-and-control and more market-driven profit sharing. The government’s role involves financing, permitting, facilitating diplomatic channels, and supporting supply chains, but stops short of directly dictating site locations or construction specifics. This hybrid approach, which might be dubbed “market socialism,” balances private industry competitiveness with strategic government interventions, borrowing elements from both capitalist and socialist paradigms.