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Study: Wireless Development Key To U.S. Economic Recovery

Advances in wireless technology have created "cascades of innovation," and additional investment in new networks has the potential to help get the broader American economy back on track, according to a study released on Thursday by the progressive think-tank NDN and the National Policy Institute.

Researchers Robert Shapiro and Kevin Hassett concluded that transitions from early wireless networks to more advanced 3G and Internet technology led to some 1,585,000 new jobs from April 2007 to June 2011, according to a report in National Journal.. >>More here

SOURCE: nationaljournal.com

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