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Beyond the Fab: What Regional Evidence Reveals About National Semiconductor Strategy

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Disclaimer: This piece was written by Lena Leonchuk (Senior Innovation Policy Analyst), Jeffrey M. Alexander (Director, Innovation Policy), Sara Nienow (Research Economist), Jennifer Ozawa (Senior Economist, Innovation and Economic Development), Garrison J. Spencer (Research Health Policy Analyst), and Shannon Wells (Research Economist) to share perspectives on a topic of interest. Expression of opinions within are those of the author or authors.
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