On the recordApril 15, 2013
For every $100 we were spending in 2004 on research and development, we are now spending $85.00.
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congress.govRob Andrews: “For every $100 we were spending in 2004 on research and development, we are now spending $85.00.”
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Andrews highlights a significant reduction in research and development funding over the past decade.
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