OCAST fuels $3 billion for economy
Investment in Oklahoma research and development by the state's technology-based economic development agency fueled a $3 billion boon to the state's economy in fiscal 2006, officials said Friday.
And they have a study conducted by the Oklahoma Commerce Department to prove it, said Michael Carolina , executive director of the Oklahoma Center for the Advancement of Science and Technology .
The study, conducted ...
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