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Almost ten-years ago, the Milken Institute first released America’s High-Tech Economy which cataloged technology’s central role in propelling economic growth in high-wage jobs and value-added economic activity. Shortly thereafter, the dot-com and high-tech bubbles popped, leading many to conclude that the era of tech-driven economic development was over. But the pessimists were wrong. A recovery in high-tech began in 2003 and served as an engine of regional growth through most of 2008. Comm |