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After discussing existing safeguards, Schweizer proposes three different restrictions: one on lobbying for specified companies, one on their access to American capital markets, and one on joint research linked to military or intelligence projects. He then argues that greater domestic research spending would not itself address the technology-transfer concern.

The chapter explicitly moves beyond legislation to the conduct of media organizations. Schweizer asks interviewers to question executives about their relationships and asks news outlets to disclose experts’ relevant business interests, comparing that expectation with investment disclosures in financial commentary.