As 2010 sprints to a conclusion and the Great Recession appears to be receding, it’s time for some real bipartisan leadership out of Washington on Innovation and Economic Growth. Frustrating as it may be for most of us to watch the gridlock in DC around virtually everything, the one issue everyone appears to agree with is the need for sustainable economic growth.
With that thought in mind, here are a few of my thoughts on what should occur in 2011.
Follow the Mayor’s Suggestions
Last week New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg made the following suggestions to spur Innovation and Economic Growth in the US, in my book they’re good ones, although obviously with political implications:
- Instill Confidence,
- Promote Trade,
- Reform Regulations,
- Cut Business Taxes,
- Invest in Job Training, and
- Fix Immigration
To read the full, original article click on this link: Time for a Real US Innovation Policy | Business Innovation and Growth
Author: Charlie Alter
