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Strengthening the nation's technical know-how got short shrift in the presidential election campaign, as candidates focused on ways to shore up a sagging economy and fix the financial crisis. Yet statistics shows that high-tech imports to the U.S. are outstripping exports by some $60 billion this year. Which path is best for bolstering technology leadership — tax cuts and less regulation for business, or more direct federal spending on basic research and science and engineering education?
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