A rebuttal to the Economist’s "Picking Winners, Saving Losers" article arguing that there is an appropriate role for governments in crafting innovation policy.

Washington policy makers devote too little attention to boosting productivity

Budget-cutting orthodoxy could mean harming programs that are vital to the United States” long-term economic health.

Innovation economics offers more useful policy proposals for shrinking the budget deficit than neoclassical economics

ITIF will release a new report "Embracing the Self-Service Economy" at this event.

This ITIF debate will discuss the role government should play in U.S. innovation and economic policy.

Join ITIF and a panel of international experts to discuss IT-based stimulus investments in G-20 countries and the role of ICT in supporting global economic recovery.

In this report, ITIF outlines the more than $100 billion invested by G-20 countries in IT-related stimulus. While most G-20 countries have passed economic stimulus packages to confront the global economic downturn, more could be done to use IT investments to aid in economic recovery, create jobs, and lay the groundwork for long-term economic benefits.

A new ITIF report, Effective Corporate Tax Reform in the Global Innovation Economy, examines the issue of corporate tax reform and lays out key principles for policymakers to consider as well as specific policy recommendations for crafting an innovation-based corporate tax code.