History has shown repeatedly how the United States has lost an early competitive advantage in developing high‐value technologies to international competition when commercialization infrastructure was not adequately supported.
"We are now at risk of losing our competitive advantage in developing low carbon technologies, engineering expertise and valuable skills that we could export around the globe.
The CRCAH's experience has demonstrated that a collaborative process is more effective than a competitive one in developing projects that will deliver the benefits that priority setting promises.
C1 Oil Company Inquiry The Federal Trade Commission is investigating whether Unocal engaged in anti-competitive practices in developing patents for the production of cleaner burning gasoline.
[World Business, Section W] F.T.C. Opens Unocal Inquiry The Federal Trade Commission has begun an investigation into whether Unocal engaged in anti-competitive practices in developing patents for the production of cleaner-burning gasoline.
The Federal Trade Commission has begun an investigation into whether the Unocal Corporation engaged in anti-competitive practices in developing patents for the production of cleaner-burning gasoline, officials at the commission and the company said yesterday.
This paper promotes the registration of title supported by government guarantee as an effective means of rapidly introducing cadastral systems to facilitate globally competitive land markets in developing countries.
The products on display at this year's Consumer Electronics Show, the world's largest consumer tech expo, suggest that the next competitive advantage lies in developing the gadget that doubles as a companion.
She examined prices in the 11 states and the District of Columbia that had gone the furthest in developing competitive markets.
Beginning in late 1993, the federal government contributed more than $1.25 billion to the program, an effort that began in late 1993 to make the automakers more competitive by assisting them in developing, by 2004, a prototype midsize sedan that would go 80 miles on a gallon of gas, with no loss of acceleration, size or carrying capacity.
