Our wireless industry is the most competitive and innovative in the world, in part because it has been able to operate under flexible, market-driven policies, unfettered from excessive government intervention.
Quayle praises the competitiveness of the U.S. wireless industry due to market-driven policies.
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There is a place where the right sort of incentives can be the difference between life and death for these companies.
As others have noted, the U.S. Commerce Department reported earlier this month that intellectual property supports 40 million U.S. jobs, or 28 percent of our workforce, and contributes over $5 trillion to our GDP.
Are we opening a Pandora's Box where we are actually--since we are getting rid of this connection that we are actually going to allow a court to interpret what Congress has done?
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