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The information technology industry in New York State

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Richard Deitz
Ramon Garcia

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We assess the prominence of the IT industry in New York State. We calculate the concentration of IT industry jobs in the state relative to the nation and identify the IT businesses that figure most importantly in new York's large metropolitan areas.

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Article provided by Federal Reserve Bank of New York in its journal The Regional Economy of Upstate New York.

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Keywords: Information technology - New York (State) ; Economic conditions - New York (State) ; Federal Reserve District; 2nd;

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