About Cyberstates 2003

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• High-tech employment totaled 6 million in 2002, down from 6.5 million in 2001
• High-tech manufacturing declined by 233,000 jobs in 2002
• High-tech services employment declined by 306,500 jobs, dropping by:
  - 145,500 in communication services
  - 146,200 in software
  - 14,800 in engineering and tech services
• Unemployment rates for computer programmers jumped to 6.2 percent in 2002, up from 4.5 percent in 2001
• U.S. high-tech venture capital declined by 52 percent in 2002
• Tech employment was down in all but three states in 2002
• Florida jumped to fourth place by high-tech employment in 2002, moving up from fifth place in 2001, displacing Massachusetts

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