Published February 2, 2006
President George W. Bush first mentioned this Initiative in his 2006 State of the Union Address. It calls for a wide set of actions: increasing federal funding for research and development, education, and job training; increasing private-sector investment in innovation; encouraging entrepreneurship; and "supporting comprehensive immigration reform".
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