One of the major problems facing U.S. foreign policy and the “War on Terror” is what songwriter Paul Simon called our “short little span of attention,” the propensity of the American public to lose focus […] Read More
One of the major problems facing U.S. foreign policy and the “War on Terror” is what songwriter Paul Simon called our “short little span of attention,” the propensity of the American public to lose focus […] Read More
In most businesses, a budget is a static document in an active world. The budgeting process is actually backwards, disconnected from the reality of whether those budget targets can be met. In Execution, the first book […] Read More
The world's best health care can be found in America. Research leadership has dramatically advanced our ability to prevent, diagnose, treat and cure disease. We have outstanding physicians and other health professionals and modern, well-equipped […] Read More
In early February, President Bush unveiled an ambitious second-term agenda in his State of the Union Address. The preceding week, the Houses of Congress laid out their own priorities for the next two years. What […] Read More
When you think about it, many of the industries in the worst competitive shape have received the most direct assistance in terms of quotas, trade protection and the like. Beyond the policy Band-Aid, two criteria […] Read More