Before revision: "Speech by Alan Greenspan, University of Connecticut, October 14, 1997 By 2004, he had developed his views on the topic, referring to reductions in manufacturing in the United States, outsourcing to India and China, excess of supply and the global marketplace, all leading to the increasing conceptualization of economic output.Alan Greespan, The critical role of education in the nation's economy, At the Greater Omaha Chamber of Commerce 2004 Annual Meeting February 20, 2004 Alan Greenspan, chairman of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve, 1987-2006 In his book A Whole New Mind, Daniel H. Pink explains how the economy is now moving from the information age to the conceptual age.
After revision: "Speech by Alan Greenspan, University of Connecticut, October 14, 1997 By 2004, he had developed his views on the topic, referring to reductions in manufacturing in the United States, outsourcing to India and China, excess of supply and the global marketplace, all leading to the increasing conceptualization of economic output.Alan Greespan, The critical role of education in the nation's economy, At the Greater Omaha Chamber of Commerce 2004 Annual Meeting February 20, 2004 Alan Greenspan, chairman of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve, 1987-2006 In his book A Whole New Mind, Daniel H. Pink explains how the economy is now moving from the Information Age to the conceptual age.