summary the post-election outlook
OSA’s senior industry mechanic, LBO crystal He Hausken, has provided some initial ideas on ZnSe crystal the matter for OSA Industry Development Associates (OIDA). Regarding his permission, we share his main thoughts below.
If there is one word in summary the post-election outlook, it’s “uncertainty. ” There is the uncertainty over priorities and policies at the White House itself, but also over what Congress will do and what legal challenges may be brought through the judicial system. Will there be a massive stimulus and economic growth? A trade war and recession? A new cycle of gridlock and dysfunction? On one thing everyone believes: this is uncharted territory in modern You. S. nation-wide politics.
Candidate Trump was most consistent in his positions on You. S. isolationism: immigration, trade Sapphire Window and foreign partners. The topics on most interest Silicon Window to the optics and photonics industry fall under the family of technology and innovation policy. He's articulated few policy positions in this category, outside of taxes and trade. (The information Technology & Innovation Foundation offers a summary of the Trump campaign’s positions on technology and innovation policy. )#)
There are many conditions that could impact optics and photonics companies: corporate tax rates, repatriation of profits, R&D funding, H-1B visas for highly-skilled workers, trade agreements and contract deals, “Buy America” policies and penalties for ocean going production, deregulation, and much more. While all companies would likely welcome a lesser corporate tax rate, many policy changes would favor some companies while hurting others, depending on where they sit in the market.
If there is one word in summary the post-election outlook, it’s “uncertainty. ” There is the uncertainty over priorities and policies at the White House itself, but also over what Congress will do and what legal challenges may be brought through the judicial system. Will there be a massive stimulus and economic growth? A trade war and recession? A new cycle of gridlock and dysfunction? On one thing everyone believes: this is uncharted territory in modern You. S. nation-wide politics.
Candidate Trump was most consistent in his positions on You. S. isolationism: immigration, trade Sapphire Window and foreign partners. The topics on most interest Silicon Window to the optics and photonics industry fall under the family of technology and innovation policy. He's articulated few policy positions in this category, outside of taxes and trade. (The information Technology & Innovation Foundation offers a summary of the Trump campaign’s positions on technology and innovation policy. )#)
There are many conditions that could impact optics and photonics companies: corporate tax rates, repatriation of profits, R&D funding, H-1B visas for highly-skilled workers, trade agreements and contract deals, “Buy America” policies and penalties for ocean going production, deregulation, and much more. While all companies would likely welcome a lesser corporate tax rate, many policy changes would favor some companies while hurting others, depending on where they sit in the market.
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