directs the department of commerce, in coordination with the heads of other relative federal departments, to produce an interagency report on enhancing the competitiveness of the united states in enhancing foreign direct investments. this is a common sense, bipartisan approach to creating new jobs in america. i'd like to thank my colleagues, mr. told, mr. peters, mr. roskam and mr. barrow, for their hard work on this important legislation. i would also like to thank energy and commerce committee chairman upton, ranking member waxman and subcommittee ranking member butterfield for bringing h.r. 5910 to the floor. it has the support of leading businesses, including the chamber of commerce, the association of global automakers and the national association of manufacturers. today with our economy stuck in a dangerous quagmire and with unemployment still above % for a record 43 straight months work eneed to take a long, hard look at u.s. policies which serve as barriers to foreign direct investment in our nation here at home. the goal of the global investment in american jobs sacramento to produce a much-needed competitiveness assessment report to congress along with a list of r