Whatever happened to Canada-US economic growth and productivity performance in the information age? [electronic resource] / Tarek M. Harchaoui and Faouzi Tarkhani
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ArticlePublication details: Paris : OECD Publishing, 2006.Description: 42 pSubject(s): Online resources:
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OECD Economic Studies Vol. 2005, no. 1, p. 127-165Abstract: Some of the recent "hype" about how advances in technology are forging a "new economy" has evaporated. Interest in "dot.com" start-up companies in the US has waned with the decline in stock market valuations. Some of the more extravagant claims - in particular, that the "new economy" would see the end to recessions - have been tempered by the recent slowdown in the US economy.
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Some of the recent "hype" about how advances in technology are forging a "new economy" has evaporated. Interest in "dot.com" start-up companies in the US has waned with the decline in stock market valuations. Some of the more extravagant claims - in particular, that the "new economy" would see the end to recessions - have been tempered by the recent slowdown in the US economy.
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