About Us
We are regional innovation economists and investment advisors to small high technology companies who are raising capital and to private investors who retain us to manage their investment accounts.
Much of our passion for the topic of technological innovation springs from our interest in explaining how technology evolves in distinct metro regional economies. You can read more about our interest at:
We are motivated about the issue of technological innovation because we understand that America's last best hope for jobs and prosperity rests in continual innovation in metro regional economies. You can read more about our economic development interests at:
We use much of our theory about technology in a stock selection methodology that helps us identify technology stocks to invest in. We have another website where we provide stock investment advice at:
One of the main problems in America's innovation business model is that both small high tech start-ups, and innovative small manufacturing enterprises need capital in such small amounts that it does not fit into the business model of venture capitalists and angel investors. However, the commercial banks find the funding proposals “too risky” because they deal with uncertain technology markets.
We created a due diligence platform to help start ups and small manufacturing companies overcome this problem. You can see more at:
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We have been engaged in a national dialogue and political promotion to change the economic development dynamics in America. We pursue this initiative as a civic or community activity. You can see more about our activities at a national advocacy think tank.
We write many books and articles describing what we think are the main political and economic issues confronting America. In a nutshell, we believe that more citizen democracy, decentralized political power, and competitive economic markets are the best pathway out of the current special interest malaise that grips the country.
The Great American Business & Economics Press
