Publications: Stephen J. Norton

With innovation so critical to tackling problems and so elemental to economic growth, it is dismaying the United States has slipped as an innovation leader in the last decade or so. But we have.

The Washington Economic Consensus fails to understand our new knowledge-based economy and is putting U.S. competitiveness at risk.

The results of a bipartisan survey show support for a national manufacturing strategy.

The United States doesn't need to be a shark itself to avoid being devoured by competing countries. But we should be able to run an ad like Germany’s.

If no Turing, then no Microsoft, no Google, no Facebook.

ITIF's choices for top innovation reads for summer 2012.

Congress should work to impose pro-innovation measures like expanding the R&D tax credit.

The National Network for Manufacturing Innovation has support on both sides of the aisle and should become a reality.

ITIF affirmed it praise for the President's focus on competitiveness but makes the case for more robust R&D, tax, trade and energy.

IT can help the U.S. construction industry implement better design and revolutionize the process to stay globally competitive.