In the age of technological globalization, business services, health, financial services and transport all rank high in the geographic aspect.

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Bernanke said technological change, globalization and the fading influence of unions all have contributed to growing income inequality.

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How, in a world of increasing technological change and globalization, is it possible to sustain such resolutely middling behavior?

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Even with price shocks due to technological changes and rapid globalization, prices in the short-term and long-run were more stable than at any other time in American history.

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When Margaret Thatcher left office in 1990 the economy was in a much stronger position than a decade earlier and British labor markets were better able to adapt to the technological changes and increasing globalization that have occurred in the subsequent 23 years.

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My position perhaps more clearly stated is that if all markets were clearing then phenomena such as: lack of educational improvement, globalization, de-industrialization, skew of technological improvement towards information technology, energy shortages, etc would show up in wages.

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