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The following documents require Adobe® Acrobat® Reader 4.0 to view. A free copy is available to download at Adobe's site. Note: Each white paper represents the views of the author(s), and not necessarily the views of the University of Wisconsin System or the UW System Board of Regents. All Papers Arranged by Title Arranged by Author   Arranged by Title An Assessment of Wisconsin's Infrastructure for the New Economy The Brand Called Wisconsin: Can we make it relevant and different for competitive advantage? Bridge to the New Economy The Business Viewpoint: Regulation & Tax Policy The Central Role for Higher Education in Developing Wisconsin's New Economy Corporate Tax Burden Comparison: Biotechnology Industry Critical Success Factors for Knowledge-Based Industrial Clusters in Wisconsin Developing Partnerships in Central Wisconsin The Economic Importance of Air Transportation in Wisconsin Energy Challenges in Wisconsin: Energy Use, Development and Infrastructure Energy and Economic Development Ensuring Growth: Perspectives on Fiscal Readiness ‘Enterprising’ and Local Growth in a Global Economy Entrepreneurship: A Keystone of Wisconsin's New Economy Galvanizing Wisconsin’s E-Commerce Future Through Public-Private Partnership Health Care in Wisconsin: The Nexus of Science, Technology, Medicine, and Economics High Income Strategies for the Wisconsin Economy Issues for Taxpayers and Tax Administrators in the New Economy K-12 Education and the Wisconsin Economy Manufacturing: Winning the New Production Economy Move over Silicon Valley, Alley and Prairie. Its time for the reign of Silicon Dairy! Moving From Entrepreneurship Utopianism to Entrepreneurship "Topianism:” Improving the Climate for Entrepreneurship in Wisconsin Moving University Intellectual Property Into the Marketplace New Partners in the Global Marketplace: The Role of Higher Education Postsecondary Education in the Knowledge Economy: Innovative Opportunities Available for Learners in a Seamless Manner Practical Steps to Improving Wisconsin Venture Performance Public Education and Wisconsin’s Future The Race to Prosperity in the New Economy: State Strategies to Lead, Succeed A Regional Partnership In Wisconsin's Technology Valley Seed and Venture Capital Formulation: Essential to High-Tech Business Job Growth A Short History of Economic Development in Wisconsin And the Rise of Professional Economic Development Sustaining Wisconsin's Economic Prosperity Tax and Fiscal Policy in the New Economy: What Wisconsin Can Learn from Other State Models Technology & Economic Development: High-Tech Business Clusters Technopole Milwaukee: Construction of an Innovative Milieu The Tourism Sector: Workforce Needs of the Future Transportation Challenges and Opportunities In a Changing Wisconsin Economy Transportation is the Heart of Wisconsin's Economy University of Wisconsin-Extension and the New Economy: Proven outreach education strategies to help Wisconsin meet the New Economy challenge Venture Capital and Economic Growth……A Perspective Why Wisconsin Will Thrive in the New Information Economy: Wisconsin’s Hidden Entrepreneurship Wisconsin’s Biotechnology Frontier: Current Trends and Future Challenges in Research-Driven Economic Development Wisconsin's Energy Needs: What a Growing Economy Will Require & How to Meet the Demand Wisconsin's Workforce The Foundation Of The Economy The Wisconsin Economy, University of Wisconsin and Wisconsin Technical College Graduates and the Jobs of the Future Wisconsin Manufacturing In The Global Economy: Its Past, Present And Future Working Families Assistance Systems in Wisconsin: A Critical Analysis Arranged by Author Allen, Russ Andreano, Ralph Beitzel, Peter Benson, John Berry, Todd Blanchard, Brenda Braun, Eng Burrill, Steven Butera, Mike Byrnes, John Chin, Edward Clark, Charles Cunningham, Brandon Dicker, Jim Diemer, Gregory Gartner, Richard George, Thomas Goodman, Marshall Haney, James Hartman, E. Alan Hensel, Kathleen Jo, Connie Kauten, Erica Kekerix, Marv Van Klonsinski, Mike Leazer, Dick Lindsay, Marsha Luhring, Barbara Lyall, Katharine Mash, Donald (with Charles Sorensen) Mash, Donald Mattmiller, Brian Meissner, David Metelka, Charles Meyer, William Mone, Mark Mulcahy, Terry Nacker, Roger Nichols, Donald Plummer, Paul Pricer, Robert Rayburn, William Redovich, Dennis Schenker, Eric Screnock, Mike Sheehy, Timothy Shepley, Joseph Snyder, Gil Sobocinski, Philip Sorensen, Chuck Taylor, Michael Torinus, John Veeramani, Raj Walker, Tom Ward, David Weisenberg, Bob White, Sammis Wiley, John Winters, Dennis Wolter, Gary Wyse, Roger Zeuske, Cate