Chapter 1
Elementary and Secondary Education 

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Chapter 2
Higher Education in Science and Engineering 

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Table	Excel	PDF	Title
2-1			Population of 20- to 24-year-olds in selected countries and regions: 1975-2010
2-2			U.S. population of 18- to 24-year-olds, by race/ethnicity: 1980-2025
2-3			Enrollment in higher education, by Carnegie institution type: 1967-97
2-4			Institutions awarding S&E degrees, by institution type and degree level: 1998
2-5			S&E degrees, by institution type and degree level: 1998
2-6			Postsecondary faculty in S&E, by field, race/ethnicity, and employment status: 1999
2-7			Enrollment rates of high school graduates in higher education, by race/ethnicity: 1975-99
2-8			Undergraduate enrollment, by race/ethnicity, citizenship, and sex: 1978-97 (selected years)
2-9			Undergraduate enrollment in engineering and engineering technology programs: 1979-99 (selected years)
2-10			Engineering enrollment, by level and attendance: 1979-99
2-11			Freshmen intending to major in S&E, by race/ethnicity, field, and sex: 1975-2000
2-12			Freshmen intending to major in selected S&E fields, by race/ethnicity: 1971-2000
2-13			Freshmen reporting need for remedial work in science or mathematics, by intended major: 2000
2-14			Earned associate's degrees, by field and sex: 1975-98 (selected years)
2-15			Earned associate's degrees, by field and race/ethnicity: 1977-98 (selected years)
2-16			Earned bachelor's degrees, by field and sex: 1975-98 (selected years)
2-17			Earned bachelor's degrees, by field, race/ethnicity, and citizenship: 1977-98 (selected years)
2-18			Ratio of first university degrees and science and engineering degrees to 24-year-old population in selected locations, by region:1999 or most recent year
2-19			Graduate enrollment in S&E, by field and sex: 1975-99 (selected years)
2-20			Graduate enrollment in S&E, by field, race/ethnicity, and citizenship: 1983-99
2-21			Enrollment of foreign graduate students in U.S. universities for top 10 locations of origin, by field and academic year: 1987/88 to 1999/2000
2-22			Earned master's degrees, by field and sex: 1977-98 (selected years)
2-23			Earned master's degree, by field, race/ethnicity, and citizenship: 1977-98 (selected years)
2-24			Earned doctoral degrees, by field and sex: 1970-99 (selected years)
2-25			Earned doctoral degrees, by field, race/ethnicity, and citizenship: 1977-99 (selected years)
2-26			Earned doctoral degrees, by field and citizenship: 1986-99
2-27			Full-time S&E graduate students, by source and mechanism of primary support: 1980-99
2-28			Full-time S&E graduate students, by field and mechanism of primary support: 1999
2-29			Full-time S&E graduate students whose primary source of support is the Federal Government, by field and mechanism of primary support: 1999
2-30			Full-time S&E graduate students with primary support from Federal Government, by Federal agency: 1980-99
2-31			Primary mechanisms of support for S&E Ph.D. recipients, by citizenship, sex and race/ethnicity: 1999
2-32			Foreign doctoral recipients from U.S. universities who plan to stay in United States, by field and location of origin: 1990-99
2-33			Bachelor's S&E degrees in the United States and Asia, by field: 1975-98 (selected years)
2-34			First university degrees and ratio of first university degrees and S&E degrees to 24-year-old population, in selected regions and locations, by sex: 1999 or most recent year
2-35			Enrollment of foreign students in U.K. universities, by level, field, and 10 top countries of origin: 1995 and 1999
2-36			Enrollment of foreign S&E students at French universities, by level, field, and country of origin: 1999
2-37			Enrollment of foreign students at Japanese universities, by degree level, field, and country of origin: 1999
2-38			Foreign graduate student enrollment in S&E fields, by country and field: 1998 or 1999
2-39			Doctoral S&E degrees in selected Asian countries and economies, by field: 1975-99
2-40			Doctoral S&E degrees in selected industrialized countries, by field: 1975-99
2-41			Doctoral S&E degrees earned by Asian students at their place of origin and at U.S. universities: 1975-99
2-42			Earned S&E doctoral degrees in selected regions and locations: 1999 or latest available year
2-43			Earned S&E doctoral degrees in selected regions and locations, by sex and field: 1999 or most recent year
2-44			Doctoral S&E degrees earned by foreign students in the United Kingdom, by field and top 10 locations of origin: 1995 and 1999
2-45			Doctoral S&E degrees earned by foreign students in selected industrialized countries: 1998 or 1999

Chapter 3
Science and Engineering Workforce 

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Table	Excel	PDF	Title
3-1			SESTAT degree field and occupational category
3-2			U.S. scientists and engineers, by S&E degree and labor force status: 1999
3-3			U.S. scientists and engineers, by S&E degree and labor force status: 1997
3-4			U.S. scientists and engineers, by S&E degree and labor force status: 1995
3-5			U.S. scientists and engineers, by S&E degree status and labor force status: 1993
3-6			Occupational distribution of employed U.S. scientists and engineers, by level and field of highest degree: 1999
3-7			Occupational distribution of employed U.S. scientists and engineers, by level and field of highest degree: 1993
3-8			Employed individuals with S&E highest degrees whose jobs are closely related to field of highest degree by degree level and years since degree: 1999
3-9			Employed individuals with S&E highest degrees whose jobs are closely or somewhat related to field of highest degree by degree level and years since degree: 1999
3-10			Individuals with S&E occupations, by highest degree attained, occupation, and employment status: 1999
3-11			Individuals with S&E occupations, by highest degree attained, occupation, and employment status: 1993
3-12			Employed individuals in S&E occupations, by highest degree attained, occupation, and employment sector: 1999
3-13			Employed individuals with S&E highest degree, by highest degree attained, field of highest degree, and employment sector: 1999
3-14			Individuals employed in S&E occupations, by highest degree attained, broad occupation category, and employment sector: 1999
3-15			Individuals employed in S&E occupations, by highest degree attained, broad occupation category, and employment sector: 1997
3-16			Individuals employed in S&E occupations, by highest degree attained, broad occupation category, and employment sector: 1995
3-17			Individuals employed in S&E occupations, by highest degree attained, broad occupation category, and employment sector: 1993
3-18			Individuals with S&E highest degrees, by highest degree attained, broad field of highest degree, and employment sector: 1999
3-19			Individuals with S&E highest degrees, by highest degree attained, broad field of highest degree, and employment sector: 1997
3-20			Individuals with S&E highest degrees, by highest degree attained, broad field of highest degree, and employment sector: 1995
3-21			Employed individuals with S&E highest degrees, by highest degree attained, broad field of highest degree, and employment sector: 1993
3-22			Median annual salaries of U.S. individuals in S&E occupations, by occupation and highest degree attained: 1999
3-23			Median annual salaries of U.S. individuals in S&E occupations, by occupation and highest degree attained: 1997
3-24			Median annual salaries of U.S. individuals in S&E occupations, by occupation and highest degree attained: 1995
3-25			Median annual salaries of U.S. individuals in S&E occupations, by occupation and highest degree attained: 1993
3-26			Median annual salaries of U.S. individuals in S&E occupations by highest degree attained, occupation, sex, race/ethnicity, and years since highest degree: 1999
3-27			Median annual salaries of U.S. individuals in S&E occupations, by highest degree attained, occupation, sex, race/ethnicity, and years since highest degree: 1997
3-28			Median annual salaries of individuals in S&E occupations, by highest degree attained, occupation, sex, race/ethnicity, and years since highest degree: 1995
3-29			Median annual salaries of U.S. individuals employed in S&E occupations, by highest degree attained, occupation, sex, race/ethnicity, and years since highest degree: 1993
3-30			Median annual salaries of individuals with S&E highest degrees, by highest degree attained, field of highest degree, sex, race/ethnicity, and years since highest degree: 1999
3-31			Median annual salaries of individuals with S&E highest degrees, by highest degree attained, field of highest degree, sex, race/ethnicity, and years since highest degree: 1997
3-32			Median annual salaries of U.S. individuals with S&E highest degrees, by highest degree attained, field of highest degree, sex, race/ethnicity, and years since highest degree: 1995
3-33			Median annual salaries of U.S. individuals with S&E highest degrees, by highest degree attained, field of highest degree, sex, race/ethnicity, and years since highest degree: 1993
3-34			Individuals in labor force in S&E occupations by highest degree attained, occupation, sex, race/ethnicity, and age: 1999
3-35			Individuals in labor force in S&E occupations by highest degree attained, occupation, sex, race/ethnicity, and age: 1993
3-36			Individuals in labor force with S&E highest degrees, by highest degree attained, field of highest degree, sex, race/ethnicity, and age: 1999
3-37			Individuals in labor force with S&E highest degrees, by highest degree attained, field of highest degree, sex, race/ethnicity, and age: 1993
3-38			Individuals in S&E occupations, by highest degree attained, occupation, sex, race/ethnicity, and employment status: 1999
3-39			Individuals in S&E occupations, by highest degree attained, occupation, sex, race/ethnicity, and employment status: 1993
3-40			Individuals employed in S&E occupations, by highest degree attained, occupation, sex, race/ethnicity, and employment sector: 1999
3-41			Employed U.S. scientists and engineers, by highest degree attained, occupation, sex, and race/ethnicity: 1999
3-42			Employed U.S. scientists and engineers, by highest degree attained, occupation, sex, and race/ethnicity: 1997
3-43			Individuals employed in S&E occupations by highest degree attained, occupation, sex, and race/ethnicity: 1995
3-44			Individuals employed in S&E occupations by highest degree attained, occupation, sex, and race/ethnicity: 1993
3-45			Number, employment status, and median salary of 1997 and 1998 bachelor's and master's degree recipients, by field of degree: 1999
3-46			Median annual salaries of individuals in S&E occupations, by highest degree attained, occupation, sex, race/ethnicity, and employment sector: 1999
3-47			Median annual salaries of individuals employed in S&E occupations, by highest degree attained, occupation, sex, race/ethnicity, and employment sector: 1993
3-48			Individuals in the labor force with S&E highest degrees, by degree level, tenure status at four-year educational institutions, field of highest degree, and age: 1999
3-49			Individuals in the labor force with any S&E degrees, by degree level, tenure status at four-year educational institutions, occupation, and age: 1999
3-50			Older S&E-degreed individuals working full time: 1999
3-51			Foreign-born U.S. residents with S&E highest degrees, by place of birth: 1999
3-52			Number of foreign-born U.S. residents with S&E doctorates, by place of birth: 1999
3-53			Total science and engineering jobs: 2000 and projected 2010

Chapter 4
U.S. and International Research and Development: Funds and Alliances 

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Table	Excel	PDF	Title
4-1			GDP and GDP implicit price deflators: 1953-2003
4-2			Purchasing power parity and market exchange rates, by selected country: 1981-2000
4-3			U.S. R&D expenditures, by performing sector and source of funds: 1953-2000
4-4			U.S. inflation-adjusted R&D expenditures, by performing sector and source of funds: 1953-2000
4-5			U.S. R&D expenditures, by source of funds and performer: 1953-2000
4-6			U.S. inflation-adjusted R&D expenditures, by source of funds and performer: 1953-2000
4-7			U.S. basic research expenditures, by performing sector and source of funds: 1953-2000
4-8			U.S. inflation-adjusted basic research expenditures, by performing sector and source of funds: 1953-2000
4-9			U.S. basic research expenditures, by source of funds and performer: 1953-2000
4-10			U.S. inflation-adjusted basic research expenditures, by source of funds and performer: 1953-2000
4-11			U.S. applied research expenditures, by performing sector and source of funds: 1953-2000
4-12			U.S. inflation-adjusted applied research expenditures, by performing sector and source of funds: 1953-2000
4-13			U.S. applied research expenditures, by source of funds and performer: 1953-2000
4-14			U.S. inflation-adjusted applied research expenditures, by source of funds and performer: 1953-2000
4-15			U.S. development expenditures, by performing sector and source of funds: 1953-2000
4-16			U.S. inflation-adjusted development expenditures, by performing sector and source of funds: 1953-2000
4-17			U.S. development expenditures, by source of funds and performer: 1953-2000
4-18			U.S. inflation-adjusted development expenditures, by source of funds and performer: 1953-2000
4-19			Trends in Federal and non-Federal R&D expenditure shares: 1953-2000
4-20			Federal basic research budget authority, by budget function: fiscal years 1995-2001
4-21			R&D expeditures by state, performing sector, and source of funds: 1999
4-22			R&D expenditures by state, performing sector, and sources of funds: 1987-98
4-23			Total R&D and gross state product, by state: 1999
4-24			Trends in R&D and Federal outlays: fiscal years 1970, 1980, 1990, 2000, and 2002
4-25			Estimated Federal obligations for R&D and R&D plant, by selected agency, performer, and character of work: fiscal year 2001
4-26			Federal R&D budget authority, by budget function: fiscal years 1980-2001
4-27			Estimated Federal obligations for research, by agency and field of science and engineering: fiscal year 2001
4-28			R&D associated primarily with chemistry (nonmedical) and chemical engineering: 1985-98
4-29			R&D associated primarily with the life sciences: 1985-1998
4-30			Budgetary impact of Federal research and experimentation tax credit: fiscal years 1981-2000
4-31			Total expenditures for industrial R&D (financed by company, Federal, and other sources), by industry and size of company: 1997-99
4-32			Company and other non-Federal funds for U.S. industrial R&D performance, by industry and size of company: 1997-99
4-33			Federal funds for industrial R&D performance, by industry and size of company: 1997-99
4-34			Discrepancy between Federal R&D support as reported by performers and Federal agencies: 1980-2000
4-35			Indicators of Federal technology transfer activities, by Federal agency: fiscal years 1987-2000
4-36			Small Business Innovation Research awards, by award type and agency: fiscal years 1983-99
4-37			Small Business Technology Transfer Program awards, by award type and agency: fiscal years 1994-99
4-38			Advanced Technology Program awards, number of participants, and funding: fiscal years 1990-2000
4-39			International strategic technology alliances, by technology and selected region/country: 1980-2000
4-40			International R&D expenditures and R&D as percentage of GDP, by selected country and for all OECD countries: 1981-99
4-41			International nondefense R&D expenditures and nondefense R&D as a percentage of GDP by selected country: 1981-99
4-42			International R&D expenditures for G-8 countries, by performing sector and source of funds: 1998 or 1999
4-43			Distribution of government R&D budget appropriations in G-8 countries, by socioeconomic objective: 1998 or 1999
4-44			Sources of total and industry R&D expenditures, for all OECD countries combined: 1981-98
4-45			Proportion of industry R&D expenditures financed from foreign sources, by selected country or region: 1981-99
4-46			Industrial R&D performed abroad by foreign affiliates of U.S. parent companies: 1985-99
4-47			Industrial R&D performed abroad by foreign affiliates of U.S. parent companies, by NAICS industrial classification: 1997-99
4-48			R&D performed abroad by majority-owned foreign affiliates of U.S. parent companies, by region and country: 1982, 1989, and 1994-98
4-49			R&D performed by U.S affiliates of foreign companies in the United States, by region and country of ultimate beneficial owner: 1980-98
4-50			R&D performed by majority-owned U.S. affiliates of foreign companies in the United States, by region/country of ultimate beneficial owner: 1980 and 1987-98
4-51			R&D performed by majority-owned U.S. affiliates of foreign companies in the United States, by NAICS industry of affiliate: 1997 and 1998
4-52			Industrial R&D expenditure flows and industrial globalization R&D (IGRD) index, by sector and selected industries: 1998

Chapter 5
Academic Research and Development 

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Table	Excel	PDF	Title
5-1			Total, federally funded, and nonfederally funded academic R&D, by basic research, applied research, and development: 1953-2000
5-2			Support for academic R&D, by sector: 1953-2000
5-3			Sources of R&D funds at private and public institutions: 1979, 1989, and 1999
5-4			R&D expenditures at the top 100 academic institutions, by source of funds: 1999
5-5			Expenditure allocation among instruction, research, and public service at academic institutions, by type of control: 1977-96
5-6			Expenditure allocation among instruction, research, and public service at academic institutions, by type of control and selected Carnegie classification: 1977-96
5-7			Total, Federal, and non-Federal R&D expenditures at academic institutions, by field and source of funds: 1999
5-8			Percentage of academic R&D funds provided by the Federal Government, by field: 1973-99
5-9			Expenditures for academic R&D, by field: 1973-97
5-10			Federal obligations for academic R&D, by agency: 1970-2001
5-11			Federal obligations for academic research, by agency: 1970-2001
5-12			Distribution of Federal agency academic research obligations, by field: FY 1999
5-13			Federal academic research obligations provided by major agencies, by field: FY 1999
5-14			Number of academic institutions receiving Federal R&D support, by selected Carnegie classification: 1971-99
5-15			Academic research space, new construction, and repaired/renovated space, by field: 1986-2001
5-16			Cost of new construction and repair/renovation of academic research facilities, by field: 1986-2001
5-17			Funds for new construction and repair/renovation of S&E research space, by type of institution and funding source: 1986-99
5-18			Percentage of funds for new construction and repair/renovation of S&E research space, by type of institution and funding source: 1986-99
5-19			Expected costs of deferred S&E research facility construction and repair/renovation needs, by field: 1999
5-20			Current fund expenditures for research equipment at academic institutions, by field: 1983-99
5-21			Current funds provided by Federal Government for research equipment at academic institutions, by field: 1983-99
5-22			Expenditures of current funds for research equipment at academic institutions as a percentage of total academic R&D expenditures, by field: 1983-99
5-23			Doctoral scientists and engineers in research universities and other academic institutions, by type of appointment and primary work activity: 1973-99
5-24			U.S. and foreign-born doctoral scientists and engineers with U.S. doctorates at academic institutions, by type of position and field of degree: 1973-99
5-25			Doctoral academic scientists and engineers, by type of position and Carnegie classification and administrative control of institution: 1973-99
5-26			Academic employment of doctoral scientists and engineers, by type of position and field of degree: 1973-99
5-27			Recent S&E Ph.D.s employed in academia by years since doctorate, type institution, appointment, and tenure status: 1973-99
5-28			Age distribution of academic doctoral scientists and engineers, by type of appointment: 1973-99
5-29			Age distribution of doctoral scientists and engineers in full-time faculty positions at research universities and other academic institutions: 1973-99
5-30			Doctoral scientists and engineers employed in academia, by degree field, sex, and type of position: 1973-99
5-31			Academic employment of doctoral scientists and engineers, by degree field, race/ethnicity, and type of position: 1973-99
5-32			Academic doctoral scientists and engineers, by primary work activity: 1973-99
5-33			Academic doctoral scientists and engineers whose primary or secondary work activity is teaching or research: 1973-99
5-34			Estimates of number of academic doctoral researchers and graduate research assistants, by field of degree or study: 1973-99
5-35			Estimates of total academic employment, doctoral researchers and graduate research assistants, by Carnegie institution type: 1973-99
5-36			Estimates of academic doctoral researchers by type of position
5-37			Estimates of academic doctoral researchers and graduate research assistants by field: 1973-99
5-38			Academic doctoral scientists and engineers with Federal support, by field of degree: 1973-99
5-39			Recent doctorate holders in academia with Federal support, by field: 1973-99
5-40			Broad and fine fields for publications output data
5-41			Number of scientific publications by region and country: 1986-99
5-42			Per capita output of scientific articles: 1998
5-43			Regional and country portfolio of scientific articles, by field: 1999 and 1986
5-44			Distribution of U.S. scientific and technical articles, by sector and field: 1988, 1994, and 1999
5-45			Incidence of multiple corporate authorship of U.S. scientific and technical articles, by field: 1988, 1994, and 1999
5-46			Patterns of cross-sectoral coauthorship of U.S. scientific and technical articles, by sector and field: 1988 and 1999
5-47			Breadth of international coauthorship ties for selected countries: 1986 and 1999
5-48			U.S. international scientific collaboration: 1986 and 1999
5-49			Intraregional scientific collaboration in selected regions: 1986 and 1999
5-50			Citations by world's scientific papers to scientific literature, by region and country/economy: 1990, 1994, and 1999
5-51			Relative prominence of scientific and technical literature, by region: 1990-99
5-52			Relative prominence of scientific literature by country/economy and field: 1990, 1994, and 1999
5-53			Citations of foreign literature by country and region
5-54			U.S. patent citations to scientific literature, by field and by country/region: 1987-2000
5-55			Citations of U.S. patents to U.S. literature, by field and sector: 1987, 1990, 1994, and 2000
5-56			U.S. patents awarded to all U.S. universities and colleges and to top 100 patenting institutions in 1990s: 1982-98

Chapter 6
Industry, Technology, and the Global Marketplace 

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Table	Excel	PDF	Title
6-1			World industry and trade data for selected countries or economies and industries: 1980-98
6-2			Production by five knowledge-intensive service industries, for selected countries or economies: 1980-98
6-3			U.S. trade balance for advanced technology products: 1990-99
6-4			U.S. trade exports of advanced technology products: 1990-99
6-5			U.S. trade imports of advanced technology products: 1990-99
6-6			U.S. reciepts and payments of royalties and fees associated with affiliated and unaffiliated foreign residents: 1987-99
6-7			U.S. receipts and payments of royalties and license fees generated from exchange and use of industrial processes with unaffiliated foreign residents, by region or country/economy: 1987-99
6-8			Leading indicators of technological competitiveness: 1999
6-9			United States industrial R&D performance: 1987-97
6-10			Japan industrial R&D performance: 1987-97
6-11			European Union industrial R&D performance: 1992-1997
6-12			U.S. patents granted, by residence of inventor/type of ownership: Pre-1986 and 1986-99
6-13			Number of U.S. patent applications: 1989-99
6-14			Patents granted in selected countries, by inventor residence
6-15			Human DNA sequence patents: Number of international patent families, by priority country and priority year
6-16			Human DNA sequence patents: Number of active assignees (not including individual inventors), by priority country and priority year: 1980-99
6-17			Internet-related business methods patents: Number of international patent families by priority country and priority year: 1995-2000
6-18			Internet-related business methods patents: Number of active assignees (not including individual inventors) by priority country and priority year: 1995-2000
6-19			U.S. venture capital disbursements, by industry category: 1980-2000
6-20			U.S. venture capital disbursements, by stage of financing: 1980-2000
6-21			U.S. venture capital disbursements as seed money, by industry category: 1980-2000

Chapter 7
Science and Technology: Public Attitudes and Public Understanding 

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Table	Excel	PDF	Title
7-1			Level of public interest in selected policy issues: 1979-2001
7-2			Level of public interest in selected policy issues: 1979-2001
7-3			Level of public interest in selected policy issues, by sex and level of education: 2001
7-4			Feeling informed about selected policy issues: 1979-2001 (selected years)
7-5			Feeling informed about selected policy issues: 1979-2001
7-6			Feeling informed about selected policy issues, by sex and level of education: 2001
7-7			Public attentiveness to selected policy issues: 1979-2001
7-8			Public attentiveness to science and technology issues, by sex and level of education: 2001
7-9			Correct answers to scientific terms and concept questions: 1995-2001
7-10			Correct answers to specific science literacy questions: 2001
7-11			Public understanding of the nature of scientific inquiry: 2001
7-12			Attitudes toward science and technology items included in the Index of Scientific Promise and the Index of Scientific Reservation: 2001
7-13			Results of Attitude Toward Organized Science Scale: 1983-2001
7-14			Belief that people would do better by living a simpler life: 1997, 1999, and 2001
7-15			Belief that technological discoveries will destroy the Earth: 1997, 1999, and 2001
7-16			Public assessment that technological development creates an artificial and inhuman way of living: 1997, 1999, and 2001
7-17			General attitudes toward science and technology: 1999 and 2001
7-18			Public assessment of general scientific research: 1979-2001
7-19			Public assessment of funding of scientific research by the Federal Government: 1985-2001
7-20			Support for Federal funding of basic scientific research, by level of Index of Scientific Promise, Index of Scientific Reservation, and by education: 2001
7-21			Public preferences for level of Federal Government spending on selected policy issues: 1981-2001
7-22			Public preferences for level of Federal Government spending: 2001
7-23			Public assessment of genetic engineering: 1985-2001
7-24			Public assessment of selected biotechnology applications: 2001
7-25			Public assessment of space exploration: 1985-2001
7-26			Public assessment of use of mice in scientific research: 2001
7-27			Public assessment of use of dogs and chimpanzees in scientific research: 1988-2001
7-28			Public belief in global warming: 2001
7-29			Public assessment of global warming: 2001
7-30			Public assessment of the quality of science and mathematics education in the United States: 1985-2001
7-31			Public confidence in leadership of various institutions: 1973-2000
7-32			Response to statement, "Scientists are helping to solve challenging problems": 2001
7-33			Response to statement, "Scientific researchers are dedicated people who work for the good of humanity": 2001
7-34			Response to statement, "A scientist usually works alone": 2001
7-35			Response to statement, "Scientists don't get as much fun out of life as other people do": 2001
7-36			Response to statement, "Scientists are apt to be odd and peculiar people": 2001
7-37			Response to statement, "Scientists have few other interests but their work": 2001
7-38			Response to statement, "Scientists are not likely to be very religious people": 2001
7-39			Attitude toward or interest in science career: 2001
7-40			Response to statement, "Scientific work is dangerous": 2001
7-41			Access to the World Wide Web at home: 2001
7-42			Leading source of information about current news events: 2001
7-43			Leading source of information about science and technology: 2001
7-44			Leading source of information about specific scientific issue: 2001
7-45			Users of public information on an annual basis: 2001
7-46			Viewers watching news magazines, public television, and science television shows: 2001
7-47			Viewers watching television news: 2001
7-48			Daily newspaper readers: 1979-2001
7-49			Users of various sources of information: 2001
7-50			Visitors of science or technology museums one or more times per year: 1983-2001
7-51			Readers of science fiction books or magazines: 2001
7-52			Viewers of Star Trek and X-Files: 2001
7-53			Public assessment of astrology: 1979-2001
7-54			Frequency of reading astrology reports, by selected characteristics: 1985-2001
7-55			Belief in psychic powers or extrasensory perception, by selected characteristics: 2001
7-56			Belief that unidentified flying objects are space vehicles from other civilizations: 2001
7-57			Belief in lucky numbers, by selected characteristics: 1988-2001
7-58			Belief in alternative medicine, by selected characteristics: 2001
7-59			Public assessment of magnetic therapy, by selected characteristics: 2001

Chapter 8
Significance of Information Technology 

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Table	Excel	PDF	Title
8-1			Moore's Law: 1971-2005
8-2			Worldwide production of original content, stored digitally using standard compression methods: circa 1999
8-3			Mobile phone penetration in OECD countries: 1990-99
8-4			Internet hosts per 1,000 inhabitants in OECD countries
8-5			Percentage of households with computer
8-6			Percentage of households with Internet access
8-7			Internet use for individuals age 3 and older