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The U.S. is the world's innovation leader because of a commitment to basic research, a world-class workforce and a climate that rewards innovation. Business Roundtable is concerned that the U.S. is losing ground as competitors around the world seek to catch up and surpass us.

To read more about Business Roundtable's commitment to drive innovation, visit our U.S. Innovation Leadership page.

The U.S. is the world's innovation leader because of a commitment to basic research, a world-class workforce and a climate that rewards innovation. Business Roundtable is concerned that the U.S. is losing ground as competitors around the world seek to catch up and surpass us. Business Roundtable, working with other business groups and allies in the scientific and education communities, advocates for policies that will strengthen education in science, technology, engineering, and math; encourage public and private investments that foster breakthrough research and development; and welcome the world's best and brightest minds.

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