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Hosted by Harvard University's Kennedy School of Government, this symposium brought together leading technologists and economists to review technical challenges facing the semiconductor industry, the industry's business cycle, the interconnections between the two, and the implications of growth in semiconductors for the economy as a whole. This volume includes a summary of the symposium proceedings and three major research papers. Topics reviewed encompass the industry technology roadmap, challenges to be overcome to maintain the trajectory of Moore's Law, the drivers of the continued growth in productivity in the U.S. economy, and economic models for gaining a better understanding of this leading U.S. industry.Table of ContentsFront MatterI ProceedingsWelcomeIntroductionPanel I: Productivity Trends in the Semiconductor IndustryPanel II: Cyclicality: Comparisons by IndustryLuncheon Address: The Industry Perspective on SemiconductorsPanel III: Economic Growth and Semiconductor ProductivityPanel IV: Roundtable on Models for Cyclical IndustriesClosing RemarksII Research Papers Accounting for Growth in the Information AgeInternational Technology Roadmaps: The U.S. SemiconductorExperienceMoore's Law and the Economics of Semiconductor Price TrendsAppendix A: Biographies of SpeakersAppendix B: Participants ListAppendix C: Bibliography
