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THE LEAN STARTUP |
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| 저자 | Eric Ries |
| 출판사 | Crown Business |
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洹몃┛ �뿉�꼫吏�(Green Energy) |
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| 洹몃┛ �돱�뵜�쓣 吏��썝�븯�뒗 諛붿씠�뱺 �뻾�젙遺��쓽 �젙梨낃낵 �씤�뵆�젅�씠�뀡 媛먯냼踰�, 罹섎━�룷�땲�븘�쓽 媛뺥솕�맂 �쟾湲곗옄�룞李�(EV) �뻾�젙紐낅졊 �벑�씠 媛��졇�삱 誘멸뎅 �뿉�꼫吏��쓽 誘몃옒�뒗 臾댁뾿�씪源�? �옣諛뗫튆�씪源�, �옞�옱�맂 �옱�븰�씪源�? �꽭怨꾩쟻�씤 寃쎄린 移⑥껜��� �윭�떆�븘 �슦�겕�씪�씠�굹 �쟾�웳, �쟾 �꽭怨꾩쟻 �뿉�꼫吏� 遺�議� �쐞湲곗뿉 泥섑빐 �엳�뒗 �삤�뒛�궇�쓽 �쁽�떎 �냽�뿉�꽌 �궡�렣 蹂댁옄. |
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The 40-Hour Work Wee |
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| Futurists 50 years ago were projecting a 20-hour work week in the United States and Western Europe by the dawn of the 21st century. In most developed nations, their predictions have proven directionally correct: total work time has moved downward. |
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The "Population Expl |
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| During the 1970s, humanity was three decades removed from the last World War, and modern medicine seemed capable of conquering one killer disease after another. The world��셲 birth rates and fertility rates continued their upward climb, as they had for the past seven centuries. Projecting the growth in the population, experts at the time warned of an unavoidable disaster. |
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Increasing Global Ec |
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| Prior to the past decade, the Federal Reserve and U.S. government controlled all the resources they needed to implement monetary and fiscal policies required to salvage the U.S. economy. At the same time, because the U.S. economy was so big and powerful, its recovery alone would create the momentum needed to enable our trading partners to recover as well. |
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