Cisco, a technology company, reckons that by 2015 some 6.3 exabytes of mobile data will be flowing each month, or the equivalent of 63 billion copies of the Economist.

思科技术公司估算到2015年，每月将有6.3艾字节的移动数据流动，相当于《经济学人》杂志的630亿份拷贝量的总和。

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Ludwig Siegele: technology correspondent, The economist.

路德维格•西格勒：《经济学人》技术记者。

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The late Rudi Dornbusch, an economist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, once remarked: "None of the post-war expansions died of old age. They were all murdered by the Fed."

已故麻省理工学院经济学家Rudi Dornbusch曾经谈及：“战后没有一次经济扩张是自然死亡，他们全部都是联储谋杀的”。

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Two-thirds of the 7.6 million middle-class jobs that vanished in Europe were the victims of technology, estimates economist Maarten Goos at Belgium's University of Leuven.

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Michael Spence, another Nobel prize-winning economist, in a recent article in Foreign Affairs agrees that technology is hitting jobs in America and other rich countries, but argues that globalisation is the more potent factor.

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"The rise stems from increased investment in information technology, particularly back-office and in fact call centres, " Gareth Price of the Economist Intelligence Unit told the BBC's World Business Report.

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