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New Economy Indicators
 The
New Economy Index: Introduction
Section
1: What's New About the New Economy
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People Work in Offices and Provide Services
High
Wage, High Skill Jobs Have Grown, But So Have Low-Wage, Low-Skill Jobs
Fierce
Business Competition
"Coopetition"
in the New Economy: Collaboration Among Competitors
The
New Economy is Constantly Churning
The
New Economic Order: Speed is Becoming the Standard
The
Economy is Spawning New, Fast-Growing Entrepreneurial Companies
Consumer
Choices are Exploding
Microchips
Are Everywhere
Computer
Costs Are Plummeting
Data
Transmission Costs Are Plummeting
Trade
Is an Increasing Share of the New Economy
Foreign
Direct Investment Is on The Rise Around The World
The
Economy is Spawning New, Fast-Growing Entrepreneurial Companies
Section
II New Economy Outcomes: Impacts on Americans
Productivity
Growth is Lagging
The
Growth of Earnings Inequality Has Slowed
Section
III: Foundations for Future Growth
E-Commerce
Takes Off
Mushrooming
Internet Hosts
More
Household on the Net
More
Businesses on the Net
Government
Lags Behind the Digital Revolution
More
Schools on the Net
The
Bandwidth Buildout
Venture
Capital Investments Are Growing
Public
R & D: A Key Public Investment Is Declining
Private
R & D Is Growing, But Basic Research Lags
Patents
Are Increasing
Investment
Is Up, But Capital Stocks Are Down
The
Costs Imposed By Economic Regulation Are Falling
Explaining
the Productivity Paradox
Student
Math and Reading Abilities Remain Stagnant
Workers
Are Becoming Better Educated, But the Pace of Improvement Has Slowed
Corporate
Expenditures on Training Have Slightly Declined
Workers
Experience Less Job Stability
The
Wage Premium for Skilled Jobs Is Growing
Fewer
Workers Are Unemployed and Under-Employed
Modest
Increases In Worker Displacement
The
Number of Engineers and Scientists Are Growing
Science
And Engineering Degrees on the Rise in Early 1990's
Employee
Benefits Have Fallen
Modest
Increases in Contingent Work
Nine
Myths About the New Economy
Indicator
Data Sources
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Metropolitan New Economy Index
Resources
The
Metropolitan New Economy Index: Table of Contents
The
Metropolitan New Economy Index: Introduction
Overview
& Methodology
Overall
Scores: Metro Area New Economy Rankings
Summary
of Results
Knowledge
Jobs
Managerial,
Professional, and Technical Jobs
Workforce
Education
Economic
Development Strategies
St.
Louis Metro Area New Economy Scores
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GovTech.net Resources
Training
in the New Society
Training
for Light Speed
New
Economy of Access
Avoiding
A Demographic Disaster
Short
on Skills
Top
Down Training
Roundtable:
Local Government's IT Workforce
Building
A Creative Workforce
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Additional New Economy Resources
Urban
Prospects in the Knowledge New Economy
Rules
of the Road: Governing Principles for the New Economy
Making
the New Economy Grow: An Action Agenda
Community
Workforce Partnerships
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