The new economy
2003 · 324 pagine · Farrar, Straus, and Giroux · ISBN 9780374288938
Trama
How doing business is undergoing a major historic transformation--and why we've only begun our productivity upswing America's economic troubles have had a dramatic impact on how investors view markets and the businesses that drive them. And for now they have overshadowed a profound and ongoing revolution--still taking place after twenty-five years--in the way the economy operates.
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