The "New Economy" as old as 1958 at least

Discussion in 'Economics' started by harrytrader, Feb 20, 2004.

  1. "Many old traditional rules of economic analysis do not apply any more to the new economy; with the passing of years, the United States worked out and learned their own new rules."
    The Time - 31th December 1958

    http://www.time.com/time/magazine/archive/covers/0,16641,1101581229,00.html

    I have translated the french translation from English so the translation is not garanteed to be good english I have slightly corrected Babelfish which gave below :D

    "Many OLD WOMEN traditional rules of the economic analysis do not apply any more to the new economy; with the passing of years, the United States worked out and learned their own new rules"
     
  2. People insist we've entered a "new economy" about every two years. Any time the stock market declines or we hit a lull in the business cycle people who know nothing about economics proclaim a new economy.

    Occasionally an economic theory becomes obsolete, but many of the basics apply today just as well as they have fifty years ago. Typically those announcing a new economy are those who just lost their jobs or asses due to poor investments.