New Economy
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The term was coined by economist Brian Arthur, but was popularized mainly by Kevin Kelly, the editor of “Wired.”
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The new economy is a term that was coined in the late 90s to describe the evolution in the United States and other developed countries, an economy based mainly on manufacturing and industry to a knowledge-based economy, due in hand the new developments in technology and in part to economic globalization. At that time, some analysts felt that this change in economic structure had created a state of steady growth and continuing low unemployment and immune to macroeconomic cycles of boom and depression. Furthermore, they believed that the change came into obsolescence of old business practices.
The first time publicly that the term management of Ernst the New Economy was 30 December 1996 by BusinessWeek magazine in the report of Michael J. Mandel called “Triumph of the New Economy”
In financial markets, the term has been associated with the rise of dot-com companies. This included the appearance of the rival Nasdaq stock market as shares of New York (NYSE), a large number of companies to launch public offering (IPO), the increase in shareholder value of the dot-com business established, and the frequent use of tools such as stock options (stock options).
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