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Kill All the Trial L |
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| If any elected official stood before Congress and proposed raising taxes for the average family of four by $3,380 per year, he or she would find himself voted out of office in the next election. |
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The New Science of M |
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| Since the first human beings traded goods in ancient times, the holy grail of business has been to know what the customer wants. |
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The Rise of Crowdsou |
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| Companies that want to outsource work to low-paid, highly productive workers often don��셳 need to look overseas to
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The Job Shortage Tur |
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| A worker shortage. As recently as early 2003, over two million workers had lost their jobs since the start of the recession in 2001. At 6.2 percent, the national unemployment rate hovered at the highest level it had been in nine years, and the number of new jobless claims lingered above 400,000 for 20 straight weeks. People were screaming about offshoring, downsizing, and a lack of jobs. Little did they realize that they were at the beginning of a new era when skilled workers would be in very short supply and companies would be begging for workers. |
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The Fifth Wave of th |
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| The global availability of capital is converging with a number of other trends to pave the way for the final and most important phase of the information revolution. Every technological revolution goes through a series of waves or stages of creative destruction. This is as true for today��셲 computer-based revolution as it was for those based on the steam engine, or the automobile. |
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