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와이어드 | |
| | 데브 팻나이크(역자: 주철범, 감수: 현용진) | ||
| ǻ | 이상미디어 | ||
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집주인이 보증금을 안 주네요 | |
| | 허재삼 | ||
| ǻ | 나비의활주로 | ||
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Authenticity | |
| | James H. Gilmore 외 | ||
| ǻ | Business School Press | ||
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The Search for Meani | |
| If you were to chart the objective indicators of social welfare since World War Two, you would see an across-the-board increase in such objective measures as per-capita income, “real” income, longevity, cars per driver, phone calls per capita, trips taken, highest degree earned, and even IQ scores. The graphs of subjective indicators like personal freedom, women’s freedom, and reduction of bias against minority groups would also show steady trends upward. | ||
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Oil Speculators Fina | |
| In March 2005, Goldman Sachs warned that the oil market was in the early stages of a “super spike,” and predicted that oil prices could soon rise to $105 a barrel.1 At the time, the price of a barrel of oil stood at $57. | ||