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The Great Global Con |
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| Most companies rely on about 14 percent of the world萸� population ?the consumers with per capita spending power of $10,000 per year or greater ?to drive their revenues. Unfortunately, for the foreseeable future, growth in the population of affluent developed economies like the U.S., Japan, and the EU will be stagnant or declining. Fortunately, another 1.5 billion consumers will 諛팵erge?over the next five years, representing the largest consumption boom in human history. |
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[GT] 留쏆엳�뒗 吏꾩쭨 �쑁瑜섎�� 諛곗뼇�븯�뒗 |
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| 留λ쭏�뒪�꽣 ����븰援�(McMaster University)�쓽 �뿰援ъ옄�뱾�씠 �떎瑜� 諛⑸쾿蹂대떎 �뜑 �옄�뿰�뒪�윭�슫 �뭾誘몄�� 吏덇컧�쓣 �빟�냽�븯�뒗 諛⑸쾿�쓣 �궗�슜�븯�뿬 �쟾�넻�쟻�씤 �룞臾� 怨좉린�뿉 ����븳 �깉濡쒖슫 ����븞�쓣 媛쒕컻�뻽�떎. |
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Chip War: The Fight |
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| 저자 | Chris Miller |
| 출판사 | Scribner |
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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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The Booming Exurbs |
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| For decades, American professionals have been struggling with a trade-off. To advance their careers, they typically work in big cities, where corporations are headquartered and jobs are plentiful. However, to enjoy a high quality of life, they live in the suburbs, where the houses are large, the yards are big, and the neighbors are friendly. |
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