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The creation and adoption of new products, services, technologies and business models drives economic growth. Improving America’s standard of living and competitive edge depends on the nation’s ability to innovate. Without a targeted federal partnership, U.S. competitiveness will slip and economic growth will lag. Brookings experts describe how America’s innovation efforts may—or may not—be enough.
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DOE’s Clean Energy Manufacturing Initiative Leverages Regions
May 6, 2013, Scott Andes and Mark Muro
The U.S. Department of Energy hopes to increase manufacturing innovation with the new Clean Energy Manufacturing Initiative. Scott Andes and Mark Muro break down the Initiative's regional approach to clean energy.
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Darrell M. West
Vice President and Director, Governance Studies
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Fellow, Governance Studies, Center for Technology Innovation
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Nonresident Fellow, Foreign Policy
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