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NASA-related spinoffs, the Internet, GPS, breakthroughs in semiconductors, nuclear power, imaging technology, pharmaceutical innovations, and more: all are important and highly visible manifestations of industrial policy the American way.
A responsible global climate policy thus entails a fundamental change of international relations, and making the necessary institutional
innovations
in global governance requires courage.
It is at least as likely that
innovations
in computer and communications technologies are competition's friends because they eliminate the frictions that in the past gave nearly every producer a little bit of monopoly power.
In fact, seemingly outdated technologies like voice and text messages can be far more useful tools for the intended users than the latest apps or cutting-edge
innovations
in, say, nanotechnology.
The 2010 book Better Living through Economics, edited by John Siegfried, emphasizes the real-world impact of such innovations: emissions trading, the earned-income tax credit, low trade tariffs, welfare-to-work programs, more effective monetary policy, auctions of spectrum licenses, transport-sector deregulation, deferred-acceptance algorithms, enlightened antitrust policy, an all-volunteer military, and clever use of default options to promote saving for retirement.
The
innovations
described in Litan’s and Siegfried’s books show that the economics profession has produced an enormous amount of extremely valuable work, characterized by a serious effort to provide genuine evidence.
Firms invested heavily in worker education, which focused on providing broad exposure to manufacturing activities, increasing productivity, and firm-specific
innovations.
Their financial
innovations
made them extremely rich but brought America and the global economy to the brink of ruin.
The greatest productivity improvements were not the result of information technology on its own, but by its combination with process changes and organizational and managerial
innovations.
It could be a while before such data are routinely used to optimize processes, make predictions, or inform decision-making – the uses that lead to efficiencies and
innovations.
Technological
innovations
have replaced mercury in batteries, dental fillings, and thermometers: mercury consumption is down 98% and, by 2000, the price was down 90%.
They will be resolved in the coming years as autonomy redefines mobility and sparks the next generation of
innovations
in the field.
But regulators were unable to keep up with the innovations, which ended up generating risks that affected the entire economy.
A third urgently needed commitment is to increase support for research that accelerates the development of new
innovations
in effective and efficient treatment delivery.
More
innovations
like these will be needed to solve the country-specific issues that patients face.
Over the same period, the tech titans of Silicon Valley and other hubs will be using their stockpiles of cash to transform the global economy, through
innovations
such as self-driving vehicles, genetic modification, and even the colonization of space.
New innovations, such as pebble-bed reactors, promise to increase safety further, but will be vastly more costly to adopt.
Indeed, it is the financial sector’s prosperity, driven partly by the success of market-oriented innovations, that has fueled growth in China’s M2 and credit assets.
For that, China will need to identify and encourage those financial
innovations
that can support real economic activity.
Beyond these innovations, we can expect to see countless more examples of what were once called “expert systems”: AI applications that aid, or even replace, human professionals in various specialties.
Their
innovations
focused on circumventing accounting and financial regulations designed to ensure transparency, efficiency, and stability, and to prevent the exploitation of the less informed.
A more pessimistic view has taken hold, in which the future is corrupted by globalization, untamed markets, labor-saving technological innovations, and global warming.
This progress reflects
innovations
that enable broad-based consumption without the construction and maintenance of expensive brick-and-mortar outlets.
But, despite the obvious benefits of robotization, artificial intelligence (AI), and other technological developments, there are growing concerns about the impact of such
innovations
on jobs.
In light of these innovations, the next generation of stock markets must invest substantially in technology to enable instant worldwide price discovery and trade execution in a fair, orderly, low-cost, and well-regulated environment without time-zone limitations.
On the contrary, the
innovations
stimulated and facilitated by capitalism create jobs – in new companies started to develop new ideas, in marketing, and in managements that must keep abreast of new organizations and tools.
But it will be if it stifles the ability of individuals to create
innovations
for an open marketplace.
The fund will harness today’s passions and key
innovations.
This will be accomplished by applying
innovations
in global finance to help multiply donor funding so that the money raised goes further, creates affordable terms for human capital finance, and incentivizes government participation.
Corralling the Info-MonopolistsMEDFORD, MASSACHUSETTS – In a modern capitalist economy, we celebrate
innovations
that produce market power, but fear the risks of unchecked dominance.
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