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As an entrepreneur who builds software, it would be nice to know some high-level data like: 1) What are the different sectors of the economy ranked by GDP? 2) To what degree has software penetrated those sectors? 3) What barriers exist in those sectors? 4) Are those sectors growing, shrinking, or staying the same?

Obviously, (1) is answered and I'm sure people have written about the other questions in an ad-hoc manner, but has anyone done a top-level data-driven analysis?

I was thinking about this after hearing people at Stripe talk about "growing the GDP of the internet." I think the GDP of the internet will grow at the expense of GDP not on the internet over the next few decades. This will have broad implications on the economy that should inform where we choose to build software products.

Any resources would be appreciated, even if they're only pieces of the puzzle.

Seems like everyone complains about going from VC to VC with all these pitches.

Why not invert the marketplace (in the same way that honeypot.io did for developers)?

As startup founders, you write up all the info that a VC would want to know. Maybe some of it is public and some is not. VCs who are interested reach out.

Marketplace makes money when deals get made (so incentives are aligned), or charge VCs to access, or charge startups to post.

Does this already exist?