Computer Use in the United States: 1989

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Computer Use in the United States: 1989

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Report Number: P23-171
Computer Use in the United States: 1989
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This report is based on a similar set of questions asked as part of the October 1989 CPS. The 5 years that have passed since the original (1984) study have witnessed a wide array of changes in computing harware, software, and applications. While this report cannot begin to fully describe the multitude of ways that computers have affect our lives, it does provide some basic estimates of the levels and kinds of uses of computers in teh Nation today.

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