That means Apple could effectively lower the U.S. unemployment rate by a tenth of a percentage point, not counting the economic effect of adding those jobs back into the U.S. economy.

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Taking this approach to clusters, a company could identify a large "anchor" city surrounded by lower-tier cities that it could serve cost-effectively with the existing infrastructure.

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Tax rates could be lower if widespread evasion were fought more effectively.

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