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3 $2.7 Federal Taxes Paid /\1\/\/\ $2.1 State Taxes Paid Wireless Impact on Pennsylvania Jobs Wages Output Direct Impact 17,76 $1,241,341,1 $1,777,93, Suppller Impact Induced Impact 6,127 57,666 $5,133,5,9 $3,116,665,3 $16,757,273,3 $9,634,62,1

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9 i\aofalle DAlA TAffCo.. W1ILIL'C-ONTINUE TO SURGE By 22: Mobile data will be 6X 215's record levels. Mobile connections will increase trillion MBs of data will pass over wireless networks. lot devices will be more than twice the number of people on earth.

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11 EVEN MORE, 5G WILL MAKE LIFE SG could generate $1.BT forthe economy thanks to wireless-enabled smart grids. Wireless connectivity will save lives and $35 per year in health costs. SG can help save lives. A 6 second improvement in first responder response time translates to a reduction of /o in mortality. Wireless-powered selfdriving cars could save over 2, lives, and nearly $45, each year.

12 SG Wll -1EY.OL t.u. r1nize OUR ECONOMY 5G will directly contribute $5 billion to U.S. economy. 5G will increase productivity across industries: $2. 7 trillion to economy by 23.

13 5G WLl CREATE JOBS 4G NETWORKS SPARKED MASSIVE JOB GROWTH THROUGH THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE APP AND ON-DEMAND ECONOMY. new jebs will be created by the advent of 5G

14 Philadelphia Nearly 15, jobs created Over $9 million in Smart City benefits Over $2.3 billion in estimated GDP growth Pittsburgh Nearly 3, jobs created Over $1 76 million in Smart City benefits $465 million in estimated GDP growth Reading Nearly l, jobs created Over $5 million in Smart City Benefits $134 million in estimated GDP growth Lancaster Nearly 6 jobs created Over $34 million in Smart City benefits $9 million in estimated GDP growth Harrisburg Nearly 5 jobs created Over $14 million in Smart City benefits $75 million in estimated GDP growth York Over 4 jobs created Over $13 million in Smart City Benefits $67 million in estimated GDP growth

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16 I '. _, ,_,: I UOSD ''\ffr[elless COMANES NEED I ' I... ::: _, - < _ A..! FrjA MEWORK FOR THE FUTU RE ' ' The Wireless Industry will invest THE WIRELESS INDUSTRY NEEDS: More spectrum to supportconsumer demand and new applications More infrastructure to support denser networks and new smallerantennas billion to build 5G networks. Investment and innovation friendly broadband regulation to incent nextgeneration services and networks

17 A.. FIU)NDAMENTAL SHIFT TO SMALL C'ELLS T tfi WlLESS INDUS:fRY HAS CONSTRUCTED M,(QRE 111H trf 15, CELL TOWERS ACROSS THE CO.llJ t$jffifry. BUT... The next-generation wireless will require the wireless industry to deploy hundreds of thousands more small cells. These new cells can be placed on existing common structures like street lights and utility poles.

18 r 1 -lw 1 RELESS IN'FRASTRUCTURE Some U.S. localities are treating small cells like large towers. SOLUTION: Improved access to municipal facilities and rights of way. Fair rates and fees for less-intrusive 5G deployments. Streamlined siting timelines and standards to reduce local zoning barriers.

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Testimony of Benjamin Aron Director, State Regulatory and External Affairs CTIA Support for Arizona House Bill 2365 February 7 th, 2017

Testimony of Benjamin Aron Director, State Regulatory and External Affairs CTIA Support for Arizona House Bill 2365 February 7 th, 2017 Before the Arizona House Commerce Committee Chair Weninger, Vice-Chair