Canada’s ploy to use U.S.-trained immigrants to surpass American innovation - Niskanen Center

The U.S. engages in the global innovation race every single day. From artificial intelligence to nuclear technology and net-zero ambitions, cutting-edge innovation is crucial to protecting the U.S.’s economic wellbeing and security. According to the Global Innovation Index, the United States falls behind Switzerland, ranking second for the most innovative economies in the world. Yet […]

The U.S. engages in the global innovation race every single day. From artificial intelligence to nuclear technology and net-zero ambitions , cutting-edge innovation is crucial to protecting the U.S.’s economic wellbeing and security. According to the Global Innovation Index , the United States falls behind Switzerland, ranking second for the most innovative economies in the world. Yet our biggest competition comes from the countries ranking behind us. China and South Korea are rapidly rising through the ranks, nearing ever closer to overtaking American innovation. And thanks to our ongoing imm

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