Who Owns the Future? (57 page)

levees in,
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local advantages in,
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market,
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see also
capitalism

mathematical analysis of,
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models of,
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monopolies in,
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morality and,
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Nelsonian,
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neutrality in,
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optimization of,
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outcomes in,
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political impact of,
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pricing strategies in,
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productivity of,
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profit margins in,
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public perception of,
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recessions in,
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regulation of,
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risk in,
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scams in,
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self-destructive,
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social aspect of,
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stimulus methods for,
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sustainable,
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transformation of,
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trust as factor in,
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value in,
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n,
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variables in,
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vendors in,
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Edison, Thomas,
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editors,
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education,
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efficiency,
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Egypt,
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eHarmony,
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Einstein, Albert,
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elderly,
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elections,
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electricity,
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Electronic Frontier Foundation,
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“elevator pitch,”
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Eloi,
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employment,
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