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Preface

Executive Summary

Economic Contribution of Fair Use andInformation Technology Dependent

Industries to the U.S. Economy

References

Glossary

TABLE OF CONTENTS

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Preface

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ED BLACK

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Executive Summary

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Economic Contribution of Fair Use and Information Technology Dependent Industries to the U.S. Economy

I . INTRODUCTION

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I I . DESCRIPTION OF FAIR USE BENEFITS AND INDUSTRIES

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I I I . METHODOLOGY AND DATA SOURCES

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IV. ECONOMIC CONTRIBUTION OF FAIR USE INDUSTRIES

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Chart 1. Revenues of Fair Use IndustriesTotal Revenue = $4.5 trillion in 2009

2002 2006 2007 2008 2009

$3.4 tril.

$1,636

$1,799

$4.4 tril.

$2,550

$1,893 $2,036 $2,088

$2,652 $2,568 $2,562

$1,940

$4.7 tril. $4.5 tril. $4.7 tril.

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Chart 2. Value Added of Fair Use IndustriesTotal Revenue = $2.4 trillion in 2009

2002 2006 2007 2008 2009

$1.7 tril.

$695

$976

$2.2 tril.

$1,429

$807 $959

$1,440

$2.4 tril.

$966

$1,440

$2.4 tril.

$955

$1,451

$2.4 tril.

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16.9 mil.

6,815

10,099

7,225

10,216

7,251

10,293

7,047

9,979

2002 2006 2007 2008 2009

17.4 mil. 17.5 mil.

10,340

17.7 mil. 17.0 mil.

7,332

Chart 3. Employment of Fair Use IndustriesTotal Employment = 17.0 million in 2009

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2002 2006 2007 2008 2009

Chart 4. Payroll Fair Use IndustriesTotal Payroll = $1.2 trillion in 2009

$0.9 tril.

$1.1 tril.$1.2 tril.

$558$704 $751

$337

$407$408

$443

$788

$424

$834

$1.3 tril.$1.2 tril.

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2002 2006 2007 2008 2009

GoodsServices

Chart 5. Exports for Fair Use Industries

$177 bil.

86.8

90.4

$249.5 bil.

99.3

150.2

$279 bil.

100.1

178.9

$294.4 bil.

99.3

195.1

$266.3 bil.

75.1

191.2

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V. CONCLUSIONS

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References

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Glossary of Fair Use Provisions

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