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The Past two years have been an unhappy and uncertain time for the once-unstoppable U.S. economy.The doc-com bubble has burst,the major stock indexes have lost hundreds of billions of dollars of value,there is a crisis of confidence in corporate governance,and the economy as w whole is growing sluggishly if at all.these developments have many people asking questions they thought we'd already answered:What makes economies grow?How can we get ours healthy again?
There are any number of one-dimensional answers to be had.som focus on the national savings rate.Others take for granted that growth is driven by new technologies.In his new book,New Youk Times Columnist Jeff madrick argues that these factors are not as dominant as many believe and all the emphasis they receive leads us to ignore other crucial factors.The most important of those neglected is the strength of market demand itself.
The surprising thesis at the heart of Why Economies Grow is that the process of growthd is far more complex than most pundits,business journalista,and even economists believe.But it can be understood.Madrick re-examines the 1990s in light of earlier booms,shows why technology did not give rise to a "new economy,"and tells what we need to do to restore rapid growth to the U.S. economy.
There are any number of one-dimensional answers to be had.som focus on the national savings rate.Others take for granted that growth is driven by new technologies.In his new book,New Youk Times Columnist Jeff madrick argues that these factors are not as dominant as many believe and all the emphasis they receive leads us to ignore other crucial factors.The most important of those neglected is the strength of market demand itself.
The surprising thesis at the heart of Why Economies Grow is that the process of growthd is far more complex than most pundits,business journalista,and even economists believe.But it can be understood.Madrick re-examines the 1990s in light of earlier booms,shows why technology did not give rise to a "new economy,"and tells what we need to do to restore rapid growth to the U.S. economy.