Does mandatory voting lead to more informed voting?
Low turnout and an uninformed electorate may reduce government accountability and weaken the link between voter preferences and policy.
Technology and Innovation
“Change is the law of life. And those who look only to the past and present are certain to miss the future.”
– John F. Kennedy
We’ve never had much interest in chipping away at the edges. We leave that work to others. Rather, we devote our efforts to transformative, often disruptive outcomes that have the potential to dramatically improve individual well-being and expand opportunity for everyone. This is the heart of our technology and innovation research. We aim to understand what policies will produce positive change in society.
Recent Technology and Innovation research
CGO Abundance Poll
The CGO polled 1,000 Americans about abundance, technology and innovation, immigration, and America’s prospects for the future.
Regulating Outer Space: Of Gaps, Overlaps, and Stovepipes
This paper looks at our regulatory structure, who regulates outer space, and with what authority. Are there gaps that need to be filled?
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