Who is winning the chip wars? With Chris Miller

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  Chips power your kids toys and control nuclear reactors.

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  And they are in phones, cars and planes, getting us to work and keeping us safe.

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  And they are at the center of the tech war between the US And China.

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  In this war, one key weapon is cash.

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  Governments are throwing money at the problem as they try to move production to within their borders.

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  In the US there's been the chips Act.

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  Europe and Japan are throwing money at it too, as well as, of course, China

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  in this historic race to control cutting edge technology.

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  This week we are going to who is winning the chip war?

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  This is the economics show with Samayya Keynes.

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  I'm joined by Chris Miller,

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  associate professor at Tufts University and author of Chip the Fight for the World's Most Critical Technology.

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  Chris, hello.

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  Thank you for having me.

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  Okay, so on this show we tend to start with a very arbitrary, silly question.

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  So think of a scale of 1 to 10, right?

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