new economy
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++ˌnew eˈconomy noun [singular] an economic system that is based on computers and modern technology, and is therefore dependent on educated workers 〔依赖计算机、现代科技和高素质员工的〕新经济 As we move into a new economy, trade unions will have to reinvent themselves to stay relevant. 我们向新经济转型时，工会也必须革新以免落伍。 —new economy adjective new economy methods 新经济措施
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new economy• Education is always held up as a priority and the new economy must be mentioned.• There is abundant evidence that the skills demanded by the new economy are rising.• A recession, if it happens, will not expose the new economy as a myth.• There is not an optimal set of skills you can give people to equip them for the new economy.• Even though cybercrime is perhaps the fastest-growing industry of the new economy, most businesses are not taking adequate precautions.• Similarly, slowing investment in high-tech capital will not show that the new economy is pure hype.• In this new economy, smart businesses rely on an educated workforce to thrive.ˌnew eˈconomy nounChineseSyllable
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new economy
ˌnew eˈconomy
noun [singular]
an economic system that is based on computers and modern technology, and is therefore dependent on educated workers:
As we move into a new economy, trade unions will have to reinvent themselves to stay relevant.
—new economy adjective:
new economy methods
ˌnew eˈconomy
noun [singular]an economic system that is based on computers and modern technology, and is therefore dependent on educated workers:
—new economy adjective: