Publications: Gregory Tassey

As technology and industry strategy experts, we commend Congress and the Biden administration for focusing on ensuring U.S. advanced technology competitiveness. Toward that end, we offer a number of recommendations for further action.

Government policies shouldn't shy away from investments in technological innovation, new equipment, labor skills, and infrastructure in order to increase productivity, writes Gregory Tassey in the Christian Science Monitor.

America needs to invest more in the fundamental assets that drive long-term productivity growth. This is the only way to achieve steady increases in living standards.

Gregory Tassey writes in a guest post on Innovation Files that the sluggish recovery from the Great Recession indicates a longer-term structural problem within the economy.