The New Martial Plan

Carlyle

Jeff Currie

Research

28 Pages

Carlyle’s white paper posits that today’s economic strategies mirror historical military buildup tactics—labelled the “New Martial Plan.” The report emphasizes the critical role of coordinated government investment in infrastructure, industrial capacity, and defense to bolster economic resilience and national security.

Key Takeaways

Strategic industrial mobilization: Coordinated public-private investment is essential to scale critical infrastructure and manufacturing for economic preparedness.
Demand-side security: Ensuring supply resilience in defense and infrastructure is now viewed as vital to economic strength and national sovereignty.
Policy coordination imperative: Long-term economic resilience hinges on aligning fiscal, industrial, and security policies to support strategic structural shifts.
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