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Study: Area Adding High-Tech Jobs at Healthy Clip

SAN DIEGO-Area's high-tech economy is sound, ranking among the nation's leaders in generating tech-related jobs.

By Randyl J. Drummer | Updated on December 06, 2000

SAN DIEGO-The area’s economic base added 13,500 high-tech jobs between 1993 and 1998, according to a report by an industry association.

The study of 60 metropolitan areas by the American Electronics Association and the Nasdaq Stock Market found that San Diego had 60,000 technology workers in 1998. The report shows that San Diego is the nation’s third-largest city in consumer electronics manufacturing employment.

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