That's the question I posed, and on which I offered some thoughts, in the fifth of our five-part hydrogen series. Punch line: the government doesn't do a better job than any other group of folks, and arguably does a worse job because it has no mechanisms for saying "no". Markets provide ready mechanisms for funding, and for cutting bait.
Can The Government Pick Technology Winners?
That's the question I posed, and on which I offered some thoughts, in the fifth of our five-part hydrogen series. Punch line: the government doesn't do a better job than any other group of folks, and arguably does a worse job because it has no mechanisms for saying "no". Markets provide ready mechanisms for funding, and for cutting bait.