What to do?

We can no longer use the cheap labor force to compete in the world: prices in Lithuania are European, emigration is high, therefore wages are rising. Two prominent Lithuanian men (Kubilius and Uspaskichas) offer Lithuania a good solution. Both are writing correctly, that the efforts of the Lithuanian nation need to be concentrated. Certainly,  otherwise nothing serious could be done. But the opinions of these men also differ. Kubilius offers laser making and other similar items for the whole of Lithuania. Uspaskichas offers the whole Lithuania to produce pickled cucumbers and other similar things.
What position is right? I do not know, we need to hire experts. Where are the experts? In the universities. How to get experts in universities interested in such a work? We could give forty percent of the total Lithuanian state money dedicated to the universities to one university of Lithuania that has the best record of preparing students:  graduates of this university bring the most taxes to the Lithuanian budget. Then Lithuanian university experts sould spread across all the Lithuanian supermarkets and garages, through all the Lithuanian factories, and around the world, looking for ways to make more money for their graduates when working in Lithuania. Lithuanian universities will this way get a desire to work with Lithuanian business for the benefit of the people of Lithuania. The problem with cucumbers and lasers will be solved.
And what happens to the Lithuanian universities that have lost this competition? They will be able to concentrate mainly on science, living out of those sixty percent of the money spent on science advancement given to them by the Lithuanian authorities.