interesting, especially since in all COmmission papers US innovation is praised and changes expected are only related to China/India (for the better)...
Article mixes a lot talk on innovation with numbers that I do not see necessarily connected (trade deficit, GDP growth etc.).
Seems to me the real problematique behind the article is only the next planned distribution of federal funds and where they should cut...
well I understand her point. Spending cuts are only vicious short term solutions against economical downturn since growth (GDP is an interesting measure indeed) comes from innovation, research and production. Nonetheless, what she is describing is happening in EU too. So who will take the lead?
I am not certain China is the one. In my view, it has not yet solved its domestic issues... and US still has more Nobel Prize than China. One thing for sure, the way it is EU is only a "wagon" of the train...