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I came across Paul Tsonga's "A Call to Economic Arms" and notice that his economic plan consisted of things that quite differed from OTL American economic policies during the 1990s: national investments in strategic/emerging technologies and industries, greater emphasis on civiian technology and manufacturing, industrial policy, increasing investments and savings, reducing reliance on foreign capital, relaxing anti-trust laws... I mean, a way more dirigisme and corporatist approach than the OTL one. Also, the tone and rhetoric here were quite economically nationalist. I don't remember any policies of this kind being proposed by the Clinton Administration IOTL.

What if he won the Nomination and the Presidency? Would this lead to a certain change in US economic policy-making compared to OTL?
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