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Internet Employment Up 13 Percent Since Recession Began

Employment in Internet companies is up 13 percent since the recession officially started in December 2007.

Research Area: Investment & Jobs

Tags: stimulus, economy, investment and jobs, bureau of labor statistics, economic recession

Mandel, Michael. "The Coming Communications Boom?." Progressive Policy Institute, April 2010. Web. 28 Jul 2010. http://www.progressivefix.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/07/2010-July_Mandel.pdf

Internet Industry Boosts Employment

The Internet industry – which includes Google and Facebook – has boosted employment by 3.1 percent over a six month period ending in April 2010.

Research Area: Investment & Jobs

Tags: stimulus, economy, investment and jobs, bureau of labor statistics, economic recession

Mandel, Michael. "The Coming Communications Boom?." Progressive Policy Institute, April 2010. Web. 28 Jul 2010. http://www.progressivefix.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/07/2010-July_Mandel.pdf

Software Acts As Job Leader During 1990-91 Recession

In the recession of 1990-91, software was a job leader, with software firms adding jobs in seven out of eight months of the downturn.

Research Area: Investment & Jobs

Tags: stimulus, economy, investment and jobs, bureau of labor statistics, economic recession

Mandel, Michael. "The Coming Communications Boom?." Progressive Policy Institute, April 2010. Web. 28 Jul 2010. http://www.progressivefix.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/07/2010-July_Mandel.pdf

Job Loss In Innovative Sector

The 2.4 million shortfall in innovative sector jobs from 2000 to 2007, relative to projections, was a major contributor to the pre-bust economic weakness.

Research Area: Investment & Jobs

Tags: stimulus, economy, investment and jobs, bureau of labor statistics, economic recession

Mandel, Michael. "The Coming Communications Boom?." Progressive Policy Institute, April 2010. Web. 28 Jul 2010. http://www.progressivefix.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/07/2010-July_Mandel.pdf

Innovation Industry

Taken together, the companies in innovative industries do roughly 75 percent of all the business in research and development, according to new data from the National Science Foundation. They also employ almost 70 percent of all R&D personnel.

Research Area: Investment & Jobs

Tags: stimulus, economy, investment and jobs, economic recession, national science foundation

Mandel, Michael. "The Coming Communications Boom?." Progressive Policy Institute, April 2010. Web. 28 Jul 2010. http://www.progressivefix.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/07/2010-July_Mandel.pdf

Innovative Sector Loses 700,000 Jobs From 2000-2007

In 2001, Bureau of Labor Statistics published projections implying that the innovative sector would create 1.7 million net new jobs by 2007. But the innovative sector actually lost almost 700,000 jobs from 2000 to 2007.

Research Area: Investment & Jobs

Tags: stimulus, economy, investment and jobs, bureau of labor statistics, economic recession

Mandel, Michael. "The Coming Communications Boom?." Progressive Policy Institute, April 2010. Web. 28 Jul 2010. http://www.progressivefix.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/07/2010-July_Mandel.pdf

Home Broadband Service Generates Consumer Benefits

Home broadband service generates consumer benefits of some $30 billion per-year.

Research Area: Consumer Benefits

Tags: economy, consumer benefits, broadband, growth, adoption

Shapiro, Robert and Kevin Hassett.  “A New Analysis of Broadband Adoption Rates by Minority Households.” Georgetown Center for Business and Public Policy.  Washington D.C.  June 22, 2010.

Nearly Four Billion Jobs Are Dependent on the Internet Resulting in Up to $370 Billion in Salaries and Wages

Using an estimate from the Interactive Advertising Bureau that each Internet job drives at least 1.54 additional jobs within the economy, a total of 2.8 to 3.7 million jobs are dependent on the Internet currently.  This drives direct and indirect salaries and wages of approximately $285 to $370 billion.

Research Area: Investment & Jobs

Tags: economy, jobs, internet, advertising, wages, salaries

Jude, Mike. "Net Neutrality: Impact on the Consumer and Economic Growth." Stratecast (Frost & Sullivan), May 2010.

Net Neutrality Could Result in the Loss of 70,000 Jobs by 2011

Assuming a best case scenario, with minimal regulatory impact, net neutrality could still impose a $7 billion a year overhead on the economy by 2011, translating into the loss of up to 70,000 jobs.

Research Area: Net Neutrality

Tags: economy, jobs, net neutrality, costs

Jude, Mike. "Net Neutrality: Impact on the Consumer and Economic Growth." Stratecast (Frost & Sullivan), May 2010.

For every 3 million new broadband lines deployed, nearly 300,000 economy-wide jobs are created.

Research Area: Investment & Jobs

Tags: economy, jobs, employment

Where Jobs Come From, The Role of Innovation, Investment, and Infrastructure in Economic and Job Growth. By Jessica Milano, February 2010.
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