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II PROCEEDINGS: Welcome Remarks
Pages 39-42

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... Because many countries around the world have adopted effective policies, it had also become increasingly urgent: Realization was growing in Washington, as it had in many other world capitals, that innovation and the mechanisms facilitating it are a key element in national growth and national competitiveness. In fact, the entire world is focused on how to deliver the fruits of research through products and processes that both enhance welfare and generate wealth.
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... 1For a description of the factors contributing to the resurgence of the U.S. semiconductor industry, see National Research Council, Securing the Future: Regional and National Programs to Support the Semiconductor Industry, Charles W
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