1. An estimate of the employment cost-effectiveness of a company: first, take the initial investment plus the investment during a company’s IPO. Then divide that by the number of employees working in that company 10 years later. For Intel this worked out to be about $650 per job—$3,600 adjusted for inflation. National Semiconductor, was even more efficient at $2,000 per job.

    An estimate of the employment cost-effectiveness of a company: first, take the initial investment plus the investment during a company’s IPO. Then divide that by the number of employees working in that company 10 years later.

    For Intel this worked out to be about $650 per job—$3,600 adjusted for inflation. National Semiconductor, was even more efficient at $2,000 per job.

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