“Of the state’s 553 municipalities, 225 – or about 41 percent – saw population decline in 2010-16. Another 192 towns and cities saw growth lower than 6.4 percent over that time.”
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“Of the state’s 553 municipalities, 225 – or about 41 percent – saw population decline in 2010-16. Another 192 towns and cities saw growth lower than 6.4 percent over that time.”
View article here.
“Contrary to perceptions, America’s innovation-driven, high-tech economy is not concentrated around hubs like Silicon Valley; it is widely diffused—and every state and congressional district has a stake in its success.”
John Wu, et. al, “High-Tech Nation: How Technological Innovation Shapes America’s 435 Congressional Districts” ITIF (Nov. 28, 2016).
View Summary of Report HERE.
“Using Partnerships to Power Smart Cities: A Toolkit for Local Communities” NTIA (Nov. 2016)
Study identifies a strong relationship between price and service offerings and the level of competition in a market.
Dan Mahoney and Greg Rafert, “Broadband Competition Helps to Drive Lower Prices and Faster Download Speeds for U.S. Residential Consumers” Analysis Group (Nov. 2016).
Hanns Kuttner, “The Economic Impact of Rural Broadband” The Hudson Institute (April 2016).
Michael Kotrous & James Bailey, “Gigabit Fiber Networks & Speed Competition in the United States: Cross-Sectional Analysis at the Census Block Level” (2015) available on SSRN.
Michael Minges, “Exploring the Relationship Between Broadband and Economic Growth” World Development Report (2016)
The Government Accountability Office (GAO) issued a report examining the economic impact of the Rural Utilities Service’s (RUS) Rural Broadband Access Loan and Loan Guarantee Program.
Report Issued March 27, 2015.
Blair Levin & Denise Linn: A Guide for Community Leaders Seeking Affordable, Abundant Bandwidth
Published by Gig.U and the Benton Foundation