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Policy Report | June 10, 2002 | 
The 2002 State New Economy Index
By Robert D. Atkinson with assistance from Rick Coduri
The structural changes driving the New Economy continue to reshape the 50 state economies. This report uses 21 indicators to benchmark their transformation, and then outlines an innovation-oriented public policy framework aimed at fostering widely shared economic growth.
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Policy Report | April 19, 2001 |
The Metropolitan New Economy Index
By Robert D. Atkinson and Paul D. Gottlieb
How the 50 largest U.S. metropolitan regions are adapting to the New Economy -- and what they can do to promote fast, and widely shared economic growth.
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Policy Report | July 1, 1999 |
The State New Economy Index
By Robert D. Atkinson, Randolph Court and Joe Ward
While history partly shapes the hand a state is dealt, public policy determines how that hand is played.... This report provides benchmark state rankings and proposes the path forward for state-level policymakers.
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Policy Report | November 18, 1998 |
The New Economy Index
By Robert D. Atkinson and Randolph Court
Many people talk about the emergence of a so-called New Economy. But what's actually new about it? And what does that mean for public policy?
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New from PPI | May 8, 2009
Go, Canada!
By Mark Ribbing
Another educational entrepreneur gets much-deserved attention. Maybe our nation is finally deciding that letting urban school systems fail isn't such a great long-term strategy, after all. Plus, a few more thoughts on the odd geography of reform.
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New from PPI | May 7, 2009
Green Lights For Green Dot
By Mark Ribbing
The radical genius of Steve Barr, and the geography of urban school reform.
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Policy Report | March 13, 2002
The Best States for E-Commerce
By Robert D. Atkinson and Thomas G. Wilhelm
How state laws, regulations, and administrative actions are supporting -- or hindering -- choices and opportunities for American Internet users.
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Presentation | February 19, 2002
Indianapolis in the New Economy
By Rob Atkinson
A keynote address and slide presentation on "Indianapolis in the New Economy," delivered to the Central Indiana Corporate Partnership, February 19, 2002, in Indianapolis, Indiana.
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Presentation | October 5, 2001
The New Economy in Hartford and Springfield
By Robert D. Atkinson
Presentation to the Hartford-Springfield Economic Partnership.
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Presentation | October 4, 2001
The New Economy in Tampa Bay
By Robert D. Atkinson
Presentation to the Tampa Bay Partnership.
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Transcript | May 15, 2001
Tech Week: Tech Towns
How does the Washington region compare with other big cities when it comes to developing a new economy entrepreneurial bent?
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Presentation | February 15, 2001
Wisconsin in the New Economy
By Robert D. Atkinson
A keynote address and slide presentation on "Wisconsin in the New Economy," delivered to the Wisconsin Governor's Conference on Economic Development.
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Backgrounder | January 19, 2001
Urban Economic Prospects in The New Knowledge Economy
By Rob Atkinson
Urban areas can and should pursue high-tech growth. Succeeding in growing, expanding, or attracting high-tech employment will raise standards of living in the region and expand economic opportunity for residents. But doing so will require difficult political choices.
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Presentation | March 14, 2000
The Information Technology (IT) Revolution and the Prospects for Rural Economies
Slide presentation given by PPI Technology & New Economy Project Director Robert D. Atkinson to the Task Force on Rural Economic Development in North Carolina.
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Editorial | August 5, 1999
The Leader in the New Economy
By John Kerry and Robert Atkinson
Now there is a way to measure the new economy beyond the anecdotes of everyday life. The "State New Economy Index" report, recently released by the Progressive Policy Institute, shows that the "new economy" is more than the latest innovations in information technology and high-flying Internet companies.
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Article | June 1, 1999
Senior Executives Roundtable Illustrates Chambers' Need to Adjust to New Economy
By Keith Woods
"We need to become far more sophisticated in our understanding of this new economy and how it's affecting our members."
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Memo | October 28, 1990
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