Laura Tyson Speaks on Advanced Technology

Building Future Prosperity Through Advanced Technology

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Laura Tyson, Chairwoman of the President's National Economic Council, speaks on the topic of building Future prosperity through advanced technology.

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[~920 Kb] We need a balanced budget but not at the expense of the nation's future growth and prosperity.

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[~810 Kb] Advanced technologies remain an important part of the Administration's economic strategy.

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[~690 Kb] A sharp and ideological attack by the Congress aimed at eliminating programs vital to America's technological future.

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[~660 Kb] Historically, a decrease in federal spending on R&D is followed by a decrease in R&D spending in the private sector.

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[~800 Kb] The Clinton Administration has pushed very hard for a 50-50 public partnership in advanced technology programs.

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[~780 Kb] Congressional attacks on not only civilian technologies but educational and environmental technologies as well.

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[~760 Kb] The Clinton Administration offers a different approach.

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