Sunday, February 10, 2013

Brooking's Institute (Economic Innovation: Patenting Prosperity & Metropolitan Innovations)

Brookings
Metropolitan Policy Program Update
Patenting Prosperity
A visitor looks at Apple patents displayed at the World Intellectual Property Organization headquarters in Geneva (REUTERS/Denis Balibouse).
“Patenting Prosperity: Invention and Economic Performance in the United States and its Metropolitan Areas” is the first analysis of patenting trends on a regional level from 1980 to 2012, ranking the nation’s roughly 360 metropolitan areas on patenting levels and growth, while noting the firms and organizations responsible.
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Launch! Taking Colorado’s Space Economy to the Next Level
Part of Brookings's new Advanced Industries Series, this report finds that the Colorado space economy is a critical driver of economic growth and explores how Colorado can defend and extend its current position as one of the most multidimensional space economies in the nation. It was released at a February 5 forum focused on the significance and future of the Colorado space economy as an exemplary advanced industry.
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Read Mark Muro's related commentary »
Metros on the Front Lines of Immigration Reform
In the wake of President Obama's immigration reform speech and a new bipartisan proposal emerging in the Senate, Metropolitan Policy Program experts highlight how metropolitan areas, home to 95 percent of the nation's immigrants, will play an important role in the immigration policy debate. The Brookings Metropolitan Policy Program offers in-depth analysis, reports, interactive data, and commentary on the issues affecting U.S. metropolitan areas and immigration.
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2013 State and Metropolitan Innovations to Watch
Innovations to Watch MapLast year, the Brookings Metropolitan Policy Program identified 10 “State and Metropolitan Innovations to Watch.” These represent our assessment of the most promising new practices undertaken by states and metropolitan areas across five key areas—exports, low carbon, innovation, opportunity, and governance—that seem ripe for meaningful impact as well as for replication by other communities. With the release of our 2013 list of Innovations to Watch, we checked in with the 2012 selections to find impressive progress, and in some cases initial signs of innovative ideas being implemented in other states and metros.
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