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6. The reason we cannot mince words in describing the transformation of Andy Grove is because he does not.
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12. By most counts, America has roughly 10 million fewer jobs than it should if the economy were fully recovered from the 2008-09 recession.
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13. With women¡¯s massive entry into the labor force after the World War II, there is a transformation of core values in America.
14. Grove isn¡¯t alone when he questions free market fundamentalism, noting the evidence stares at us from the performance of several Asian countries in the past few decades.
15. Dell is on a diet. Over the past two years, this company has cut in employees by 10% due to the sweeping economic recession. Dell is not alone. 16. third-tier city ÈýÏß³ÇÊÐ // third-tier college ÈýÁ÷´óѧ
17. Far too many economically disadvantaged Chinese young adults¡¯ avenues to move up the social ladder increasingly get blocked as social class is ossified in this country boasting the world¡¯s second-largest economy.
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21. All this makes for an impressive chart, but as economist Tyler Cowen notes, it gets the economics totally wrong.
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29. That¡¯s productivity: fewer workers generating the same output, and it¡¯s the main reason why American agriculture feeds the world and China is the world¡¯s largest food importer.
30. You are not sure if a generous starting salary at a prestigious band name organization together with the promise of future wealth will feed your soul. 31. mercantilism ÖØÉÌÖ÷Òå
32. Basic growth theory says that poor economies can experience outsize growth rates as they converge to the global productivity frontier.
33. This serves as a reminder of Japan¡¯s dominance in this industry back in the 1980s.
34. It takes a culture of innovative entrepreneurship to grow at the frontier. America surrenders that culture at its peril. 35. converge ʹ»ã¾Û£¬¾Û¼¯£¬¿¿Â££¬ÊÕÁ²
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