Important work is being done on this critical question by the Harvard Business School in examining the competitiveness of the U.S. economy in the global marketplace. The co-chairs of this project, Professors Michael Porter and Jan Rivkin, have, through exhaustive surveys distributed to thousands of graduates of the Harvard Business School, documented that a broad range of business leaders from all points of the political spectrum agree that U.S. industry, despite recent economic gains, is slipping competitively and that a series of public policy issues must be addressed in order to arrest this slippage.

Read Now