Economic Analysis of the Nanotech Future

nweaver writes "Economic Historian and Berkeley Professor Brad DeLong has created an analysis on his Web Log on the economic implications of Nanotechnology. His observations are based on what previously happened with the Industrial Revolution (and other economic shifts in general) and using this to speculate what Nanotech will do to the economy: who wins (technical/knowledge workers), who loses (manufacturing), and what changes (costs of products)."

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Re:Raises interesting questions

[Conspiracy_Of_Doves]

Dude, just because it's an article on the same subject doesn't mean you have to repost your comment from the last article, word for word.

http://science.slashdot.org/comments.pl?sid=87908& threshold=1&commentsort=0&tid=126&mode=thread&cid= 7618053

What about Canada?

[xutopia]

"America is, after all, the only society that does not define its citizens substantially in ethnic terms."