R&D Renaissance with Kumar Garg
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Historical Dynamics of National Competition
This chapter examines the historical interactions between England and Germany from 1860 to 1914, analyzing the cultural and scientific influences that shaped their relationships and led to World War I. It draws parallels to contemporary U.S.-China relations, stressing the importance of strategic choices in international competitiveness and the role of research and development. The discussion also touches on the need for improved U.S. policymaking to navigate shifting geopolitical landscapes while emphasizing the importance of long-term productivity growth and the impact of immigration on innovation.
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