The US Network GDP Accounted For 10%, Contributing To The Manufacturing Industry.

As people's daily lives are becoming more and more dependent on the Internet, the contribution of the Internet industry to the US economy has reached a point that can not be ignored.

Reuters reported that according to the Internet Association estimates, the proportion of us GDP in the Internet industry has increased from 6% in 2015 to 10% in 2018, making it the fourth most important part of the US economy, which is second only to real estate, government and manufacturing industries.

In 2018, the network contributed about US $2 trillion and 100 billion to the US economy, which grew by more than US $966 billion 200 million in 2015, and has gradually approached the manufacturing sector of US $2 trillion and 300 billion.

According to the research of the network association, the overall network industry directly employs 6 million employees, accounting for 4% of the US employment market, and 13 million additional indirect employees, and the total capital expenditure of the overall network industry reaches US $64 billion, which has a certain push effect on the US economy.

In April (2019), the US Bureau of economic analysis estimated that in 2017, the number of GDP accounts for 6.9% of the US economy, contributing 1 trillion and 350 billion US dollars to seventh important components, and the average annual salary of the employed employees in the digital economy amounted to US $132223, which is much higher than that of the average US employees.

In 2017, the United States had 76% Internet users, ranking fifty-fourth in the world. But the United States has 7000 Internet service providers (ISPs), ranking number one in the world. The US internet population ranks third in the world, second only to mainland China and India.