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Introduction
 
SECTION I
What's New About The New Economy?

 
SECTION II
New Economy Outcomes: Impacts on Americans

 
SECTION III
Foundations for Future Growth


Progress Towards Digital Transformation

E-Commerce

Internet Hosts

Households Online

Businesses Online

Government IT Expenditures

Schools Online

Bandwidth

Investment in Innovation

Venture Capital

Federal R&D

Private R&D

Patents

Capital Investment

Costs of Economic Regulation

Fostering New Economy Skills

Math and Reading Scores

Scientists and Engineers in the Workforce

Science and Engineering Degrees

Worker Education

Corporate Training
 
Explaining the Productivity Paradox
 
The Knowledge Economy
 
Nine Myths About the New Economy
 
Data Sources
 
Endnotes
 
The Authors
 

 
The New Economy Index
Foundations for Future Growth

 

SECTION III
Foundations for Future Growth

While the goals are still the same in the New Economy (e.g., increasing incomes, full employment), the means to achieve them have changed. PPI believes that three main foundations will underpin strong and widely-shared economic growth in the New Economy: development of a ubiquitous digital economy, increased research and innovation, and improved skills and knowledge of the workforce. The indicators in this section assess our progress in these areas. Each is marked with a trend line indicating positive , negative , or no progress .

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