Innovation and Trade

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Support innovation by keeping direct public funding for research other than medical roughly unchanged; refocusing research spending on sustainability and creating energy “miracles”; supporting the International Space Station; leveraging private industry to find safe, reliable, and affordable access to earth orbit; exploring the earth’s oceans; enacting a permanent 18% research and experimentation credit; allowing flow-through losses to shareholders; smoothing the transfer of intellectual property between academia and industry; and better protecting intellectual property. Engage in a quid pro quo trade policy by matching U.S. trade policies to foreign trade policies via the WTO. Reengage in trade negotiations; revise export controls; move towards a common external NAFTA tariff; and eliminate global subsidies for natural resource industries while preserving profitability as much as possible.

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