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The Role of State Governments in Economic Development and R&D Competitiveness

Completed

Increasingly individual states are actively setting policy agendas that directly influence R&D. This meeting discussed what roles states ideally have in influencing the R&D agenda and competitiveness; how regional cluster development can drive innovation and economic growth; and how a coordinated effort to support research between state governments can contribute to the federal R&D agenda and national innovation competitiveness.

Description

An ad hoc committee will organize a workshop to consider the role of state governments in economic development and R&D competitiveness. The workshop will consider how states implement policies to support innovation under budget constraints; how regional cluster development that includes government, university, and industry actors can drive innovation and economic growth; and how a coordinated effort between state governments can contribute to the federal R&D agenda and national innovation competitiveness. The workshop participants will also hear the views of states about federal policies to stimulate innovation at the state level. A brief rapporteur-authored proceedings will be published.

Collaborators

Committee

Katie Stebbins

Chair

Wayne Johnson

Member

Luis M. Proenza

Member

Staff

Susan Sauer Sloan

Lead

Megan Nicholson

Major units and sub-units

National Academy of Sciences

Collaborator

National Academy of Medicine

Collaborator

Policy and Global Affairs

Lead

Government-University-Industry-Philanthropy Research Roundtable

Lead

U.S. Science and Innovation Policy

Lead

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