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The Coming Global Boom
by Charles R. Morris · Bantam Dell Pub Group · tapa dura · 267 pages
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Pages: 267 pagesAuthor: Charles R. MorrisPublisher: Bantam Dell Pub GroupFormat: tapa duraLanguage: enRelease date: 1/5/1990ISBN: ISBN 9780553058987
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Synopsis of The Coming Global Boom
En 'The Coming Global Boom', Charles R. Morris argumenta que los principales cambios en la competencia, la demografía y la economía han situado a Estados Unidos al borde de un auge económico a largo plazo. Las empresas globalmente competitivas utilizarán nuevos y eficientes medios de producción. Los 'baby-boomers' que maduran se volverán más productivos y mejores ahorradores. Los niveles actuales de presupuesto federal y comercio se han medido incorrectamente, los déficits desaparecerán. Aunque implacablemente optimistas, estas tesis, propuestas por Morris, son creíbles y la evidencia es convincente.
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