Summary
The astonishing rate of technological progress comes into focus in the history of the computer: 70 years ago, computers occupied a building; today, they can be worn. The technological revolution has flourished because creators of new technologies have remained free to develop and deploy their innovations without first seeking bureaucratic approval.
Mercatus research on technology and innovation explores economic and regulatory questions regarding the development and deployment of new technologies—and what this means for society and the economy.
Christopher Koopman
Senior Affiliated Scholar
Adam Thierer
Senior Research Fellow
Brent Skorup
Senior Research Fellow
Andrea O'Sullivan
Feature Writer
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