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Over the next four years, Washington lawmakers will debate, shape, and decide the role of the federal government in the Internet economy. Yet national candidates paid little attention to a set of key high-tech issues including databases, Internet taxes, and immigration limits on skilled laborers. Both Republicans and Democrats have kept a hands-off approach to the Internet, for fear that any tinkering could slow the economy's No. 1 growth engine.
November 15, 2000 at 12:00 AM
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