Featured Research

June 8, 2022

Is Inflation Still Low in the Digital Economy?

The weights of digital goods and services in inflation statistics should be updated frequently to reflect the growing importance of the digital economy.

BY Marshall Reinsdorf

Internet

May 25, 2022

Report–American Science and Technology Leadership Under Threat: Restrictive Antitrust Legislation and Growing Global Competition

Antitrust regulations weaken incentives of tech firms to make large-scale investments in science and technology that are vital for national security and economic prosperity.

BY Sharon Belenzon and Ashish Arora

Government

March 3, 2022

Past Event: How the U.S. Can Better Compete Globally on R&D

On March 3, the Innovation Frontier Project held a virtual panel discussion about how the U.S. can better compete with China on R&D and how proposed legislation can accomplish that goal.

BY Jack Karsten

Emerging Technology

February 17, 2022

Building a Stronger (More Complex) U.S. Manufacturing Sector

U.S. policymakers should identify specific goods where comparative advantage is within reach and offer targeted incentives sufficient to drive private sector investment

BY Keith Belton

Emerging Technology

July 31, 2023

U.S. Supply Chains and Biden’s China Challenge

BY Keith Belton

January 26, 2023

Rare Earths for America’s Future

Why a new framework is critical for America’s future economic prosperity and the fight for innovation and economic leadership with China.

BY Daniel Oberhaus

December 14, 2022

Supporting Contractors’ Career Development in the Future of Work

A unique and growing class of workers that may need new considerations for how we structure worker benefits

BY Liz Wilke, Ph.D.

June 8, 2022

Is Inflation Still Low in the Digital Economy?

The weights of digital goods and services in inflation statistics should be updated frequently to reflect the growing importance of the digital economy.