The study differentiated between jobs generated through capital spending in the form of grants allocated to unserved/underserved areas, and employment created as a result of network externalities caused by the deployment of such an infrastructure. According to the analysis, the investment of USD 6.390 billion38 will generate 37,283 direct jobs over the course of the stimulus programme (estimated to be four years). In addition, based on a Type I employment multiplier of 1.83, the bill could indirectly generate 31,046 jobs39.