Blogs about: Service Economy

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Thats what you call service?

kodrisck wrote 1 week ago: Lets face it. America is becoming a service economy.  Someone should tell that to the people that se … more →

Tags: Politics, waiting staff, Economy, Jobs, Education

Service Based Economy = Longer Recoveries?

anothereconomist wrote 1 week ago: From Martha L. Olney and Aaron Pacitti: Recovery from recessions takes longer than it has in the pas … more →

Tags: recession, Deindustrialization, recovery

Want it all? Get your Head Back in the Clouds

Gidon Ben-Zvi wrote 2 weeks ago: You may have missed it, but being mediocre is all the rage. Talent, ambition and innovative thinking … more →

Tags: Life and Anxiety, Albert Einstein, California State University Northridge, cubicle jungle, daydreaming, Dunn & Crutcher, Fatherhood, Gibson, happiness is a warm gun

Notions such as "free markets," "economic efficiency," and "perfect competition" are so devoid of any empirical reference that they belong to a discourse on metaphysics

mynervesarebadtonight wrote 1 month ago: Until my most recent visit for the 2011 Christmas holidays, it had never dawned on me that the langu … more →

Tags: Ingrid Piller, commercial sex, phone sex, Bavaria, Language shift, german, Eine ganz heisse Nummer, linguistic performance, village economy

Lenten Reflections: Forty Things I Really Like And… (Day 33)--What price those peaches?

Dennis Jones wrote 1 month ago: Markets. What else would warm the cockles of an economist’s heart? I was talking with someone … more →

Tags: Blogging, writing, Financial Markets, Public Policy, Government, Social Media, Religion, private enterprise, human relationships

Lenten Reflections: Forty Things I Really Like And… (Day 32)–The richness of being hand-to-mouth

Dennis Jones wrote 1 month ago: A roof over my head and food on my plate. Yesterday, completely by happenstance, I got the chance to … more →

Tags: Blogging, writing, Life styles, Religion, Urban Life, Health Care, lent, Homelessness, Hunger

Lenten Reflections: Forty Things I Really Like And… (Day 31)--Can you help me?

Dennis Jones wrote 2 months ago: The right context. The woman picked up the telephone and dialed the numbers slowly, trying to reach … more →

Tags: Blogging, writing, Financial Markets, Religion, language, human relationships, Education, digital age, Customer Service

eDiarrhea and the phenomenal rise of the corporate slug

Gidon Ben-Zvi wrote 2 months ago: Digital diarrhea in the workplace has reached pandemic proportions. The outbreak of senseless drivel … more →

Tags: Jerusalem, Jakarta, New York, New Delhi, Cubicle, eMail, digital age, technology, White Collar

[Podcast] The Working City: Future of Vancouver's Economy

The City wrote 5 months ago: Download: the-working-city_-the-future-of-vancouvers-economy.mp3 // Subscribe via iTunes to have the … more →

Tags: Arts & Culture, Economy, Education, Environment, housing, Labour, Land Use, Podcasts, Politics

Unemployment Above 8%, Service Economy, Fiscal Cliff & Gold

RyanPomy wrote 5 months ago: The Downfall of Jobs There was a time in America when virtually anyone that wanted a job could go ou … more →

Tags: HyperReport, gold 2, bull market, Interest Rates, NDAA, Banks, fiscal cliff, job loss, service jobs

The Demon-Haunted World

Scholz wrote 6 months ago: “I have a foreboding of an America in my children’s or grandchildren’s time– … more →

Tags: Inspiration, technology, Science, Carl Sagan, Information society, information economy

Mike Davis' Dubai2 comments

eduardocassina wrote 7 months ago: I’m reading ‘Evil Paradises: Dreamworlds of Neoliberalism’ edited by Mike Davis an … more →

Tags: Place Branding, Record destination, party destination, Luxury destination, sustainability, place branding, placing them in the map, Guinness World Records, destinization

Big Bird is the Cause of Our Woes?

jnesteljr wrote 7 months ago: This is what is central to Mitt Romney’s plan to induce employment and industry growth. Forget … more →

Tags: Politics, Medicare / Medicaid, Education Programming, false premise, Government

INCOMPETENCE IS CRITICAL TO ECONOMIC RECOVERY

Gerry Ellenson wrote 7 months ago: I has…part of a roof (Photo credit: BoneDaddy.P7) People talk about incompetence as if it were … more →

Tags: Social Work, Employment, private-sector, Government, Incompetence, economic recovery, Full Employment, recession, Gross National Product

Always meant to read Natural Capitalism but not gotten a "round TUIT"?

Balance3 wrote 7 months ago: If you’re interested in seriously cool sustainability then there’s a book you should rea … more →

Tags: Regenerative Business, Regenerative Business Thinking, sustainability, regenerative business, Business Strategy, product of service, Environment, natural capitalism, Climate

Industry experts cautiously optimistic for economic recovery, real estate market/investment trends1 comment

blousteinschool wrote 7 months ago: NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ — On Thursday evening, September 27, a panel of industry experts each expressed ca … more →

Tags: News, Announcements, Events, New Brunswick, media, Bloustein, event, Hughes, Jobs

The End of Men

Mike wrote 8 months ago: I listened to an interview with Hanna Rosin, the author of The End of Men, and the Rise of Women, an … more →

Tags: Modern World, Reading, Society, God, NYT, woman, the end of men, Jennifer Homans

American Industry - Wine and Rust

SMB Matters Blog wrote 8 months ago: America the Gutted: What Cleveland and Napa have in common The loss of manufacturing jobs has left o … more →

Tags: features, SMB, sonoma, Napa, Small Business, Ohio, Industry, Cleveland, industrial transformation

The Latest in Economic Development

J. Katie McConnell wrote 9 months ago: This week’s Latest in Economic Development focuses on craft beer, Cincinnati’s pursuit of water tech … more →

Tags: economic development, Cities, Economic Development, China, water, St. Louis, FDI, New York, Foreign Direct Investment


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