Prescription for productivity

摘要

Everyone thinks the United States needs more innovation-to shore up economic growth, to generate more jobs, to improve schools, to improve health care-and so we have a profusion of academics, think-tank experts, and federal officials proposing innovation agendas. But this book is more than a 10-point list of actions. The authors frame the argument for why the United States should adopt an explicit innovation policy and then suggest how such a policy should be crafted in light of both U.S. political and economic history and the policy stance of other countries.