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In their book Innovation Economics, Robert Atkinson and Stephen Ezell, of the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation in Washington, DC, document this claim in laborious detail and also explain why it is happening.
The authors argue that America is losing its appetite for innovation- or at least for the discipline that produces innovation - at exactly the same time that other countries are gaining theirs.
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Keywords: supply chain management, innovation in U.S. enterprises, U.S. losing innovative edge, U.S. in innovation war
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