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The American middle class is in steep decline, which has been true for 3-4 decades but accelerated rapidly after 2008. Converging U.S. and global macroeconomic change has created a millennial generation in fierce competition for opportunity and armed with the Internet in the search to reduce costs, find income and get ahead. Inter-generationally, there are more mice, the mice are more hungry, and there is less cheese in life’s maze. 
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GreenBiz.com (blog)
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What happens when 80-year-old laws meet 21st-century millennial? We’re about to find out.
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Recently, Tonny Uhlin and I went into the studio to record the first episode of the “Next-generation Working Life” podcast. During this first episode, we talk about the big and small changes we see coming to our work places as we journey deeper into the Networked Society and how these will impact our working life going forward. Have a listen to the podcast here, or if you like, watch the video above and then read the full report: ‘Next-generation working life – from workplace to exchange space’.
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When thinking of educating for the future, an economists perspective on the value of different types of jobs within future markets is worthy of consideration. Interesting stuff here!