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Technology and Economic Performance: A Different View of the Federal Role
1991
The pace of technological progress is a prime driving force in our increasingly global economy; government policy on technology needs to be reconsidered in that light. The United States is heavily reliant on the fruits of science and technology to provide its basic strength, both military and economic. Over the years, this nation has maintained its strong military posture, not by having the largest armed force, but by relying on the most technically sophisticated, up-to-date arsenal of weapons
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