'Changing Gear': Productivity, ICT and Service Industries in Europe and the United States

Bart van Ark · Robert Inklaar · Robert H. McGuckin

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This book investigates the implications of digital technologies on the industrial and business dynamics of modern economies. In-depth studies analyse how deep-rooted work practices of the Old Economy have been dramatically challenged when confronted with the entrepreneurial wave of the New Economy.

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