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Economy and Society: The Future
This comment is in response to Frederic L. Pryor (2000). "The Millennium Survey: How Economists View the U.S. Economy in the 21st Century."
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| subjects | 21st century Consumer economics Consumerism Consumers Demand Ecological economics Economic Change Economic Conditions Economic depressions Economic forecasting Economic forecasts Economic growth Economic growth rate Economic Systems Economic trends Economists Fertility Futures (of Society) Globalization Long run economic growth Macroeconomics Millennium Population Pryor's Millennium Survey Socioeconomics Sociology Technological change Trends Twenty First Century United States of America World Economy |
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