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    The document discusses Mark Doms, Chief Economist of the U.S. Department of Commerce, speaking on October 11, 2011 about the role of government in improving economic competitiveness and innovation in the U.S. It specifically thanks the government's role in innovation, and discusses the government's role in expanding broadband access, where traditional disparities still exist between incomes, urban/rural areas, and races, as well as addressing affordability. It also discusses the government's role in clean energy.

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    The document discusses Mark Doms, Chief Economist of the U.S. Department of Commerce, speaking on October 11, 2011 about the role of government in improving economic competitiveness and innovation in the U.S. It specifically thanks the government's role in innovation, and discusses the government's role in expanding broadband access, where traditional disparities still exist between incomes, urban/rural areas, and races, as well as addressing affordability. It also discusses the government's role in clean energy.

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    Jobs, Inequality, and the Role of Government: Improving the Economic Competitiveness and Innovative Capacity of the U.

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    CWA, the Kalmanovitz Initiative at Georgetown, and CEPR
    Mark Doms
    Chief Economist U.S. Department of Commerce
    October 11, 2011

    Overview
    Thanks U.S. governments role in innovation

    Broadband
    Clean energy

    U.S. governments role in innovation

    Broadband
    Forthcoming report using the most recently available data (released later this month) Bottom line: traditional disparities still exist
    Income Urban/rural Race/ethnicity

    Affordability of computer/service addressed

    Clean Energy

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