Internet and US Competitiveness

The United States saw the Internet as a tool for improving productivity. It was believed that it could strengthen US competitiveness. El Gore, vice president of the Clinton administration, has emphasized the importance of informatization since Senator Senator Arroyo said it can improve US competitiveness through information. In fact, this was a key priority for the Clinton administration at that time, and many government departments have published a number of documents that expect the Internet's advancement to boost the economic benefits of the United States. In order for the policy to gain power in one country, the support of the people should be supported. Alvin Toffler, who is familiar to us, is a person familiar with the importance of informatization and serving as a preacher to the American people. Alvin Toffler is a journalist and not a person with a lot of academic knowledge and accomplishments, but popular writing is more than anyone else. His books were sold horrendously in the bookstore, and his book became a guide to guide the direction that America should make. Chomsky, the intellectual of the United States, said that "the national interest is a value that precedes all interests and serves as a justification to combine public opinion with various oppositions and conflicts within a society." A typical example was IT. As many Americans chose IT as a breakthrough that would solve many internal problems in the United States, US IT began to gain political power.