U.S. officials stressed the need to support innovative business

 U.S. government needs to support innovation in the industry, you can rebuild a strong state on the basis of the economy, Commerce Secretary Gary Locke said Monday.

"To rebuild the economy, we can not rely on the failure of the same debt as fuel in the disastrous 2008 economic plan," Locke said in his address the Advisory Committee on Innovation in the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office in Alexandria, Virginia, the first meeting of the Washington, DC suburbs.

"Instead, we need to grow, create jobs and long-lasting economic value and innovation business."

Locke noted that the United States in 2000, the country's job growth is anything that can be traced back to the 20th century, the age of 40 years minimum.

He said the government needs to find out what it is doing the right talent as an entrepreneur and it can do better, so that the United States win the future.

The Advisory Committee on Innovation, which is by Parliament in January, aims to find Obama's policies to strengthen the country's global competitiveness and job creation proposals.

By the 15 board will build on earlier work and the president of employment and competitiveness, the United States will start to produce a result, the January 2012 report assessing the global economy, U.S. competitiveness and innovation.

The study will analyze national policies, including trade and export, education, research and development, immigration, technology commercialization, intellectual property and tax policy affects all aspects of the economy.

State of the Union in January 2011, the United States President Barack Obama made a commitment to "innovative approach to the future of other parts of the world."

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