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New New Economy

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New New Economy
The economy after the New Economy. In other words, an economy that evaluates companies based on tried and true methods. After the September 11th attacks in the U.S., many have asserted that the New New Economy must be based on intelligent policies for the rapid development of renewable energy sources such as the sun, wind and water. See New Economy.


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As the technology sector slumped, Campus Pipeline faced a common challenge: how to revise its business model to survive and flourish in a new New Economy.
So the most important indicator in this new new economy remains consumer confidence.
Dinosaur CEOs who "get it"--those who adopt e-business as a sort of secular religion--will evolve their firms into the nimble primates of the new new economy, rulers of all they see.
 
 
 
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