On the recordFebruary 16, 2012
We are drowning in red ink, and we need to better prioritize and develop limited R&D dollars to areas that will drive innovation and economic growth.
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congress.govWe are drowning in red ink, and we need to better prioritize and develop limited R&D dollars to areas that will drive innovation and economic growth.
Hall criticizes budget priorities and calls for better allocation of R&D funds.
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