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Jeb Bush (Entrepreneurship and Innovation) (view source)
Revision as of 15:58, 3 February 2016
, 15:58, 3 February 2016→Remove Barriers to Innovation in the Tech Industry
"As part of this national effort to improve cybersecurity, the government must not be an obstacle to innovation in the tech industry. The government’s power to incentivize and empower must take precedence over its predilection to regulate and constrain. Because cyberthreats are always evolving, effective cybersecurity requires continuous innovation, which a flourishing tech industry provides." [https://jeb2016.com/cybersecurity-2/?lang=en (JBWCS)]
"We need to transform immigration into an economically-driven system that retains and brings in highly-skilled immigrants. Such a system would help create startups and increase innovation. We must lower business taxes to encourage investment and hiring in the United States." [https://jeb2016.com/cybersecurity-2/?lang=en (JBWCS)]
"The Internet and innovation from the tech industry have enormous potential to help address public policy challenges. For example, digital connections between power plants, transformers, substations, and transmission lines allow for better management of the electric grid. With such networks, utilities are better able to anticipate, avoid, or respond to power outages." [https://jeb2016.com/cybersecurity-2/?lang=en (JBWCS)]
"The Internet is one of the greatest innovations in history and has led to unrivaled opportunity and a great leveling of the playing field for all. I will be a President who works to actually bring people together from both sides of the aisle, as well as the public and private domains, to better address the very real threats confronting this critical global resource." [https://jeb2016.com/cybersecurity-2/?lang=en (JBWCS)]
