Thirty Tomorrows: The Next Three Decades of Globalization, Demographics, and How We Will Live
“Milton Ezrati, fantastically well-versed in international finance, has a rare gift for explaining complex economic trends in clear and compelling prose. In Thirty Tomorrows he brings his formidable knowledge to bear on one of the greatest challenges facing America and Europe. He shows that aging populations need not spell doom for economic growth. His fascinating study does not form simply important but vital reading.”—Jacob Heilbrunn, Editor,The National Interest “A bold assessment of what population aging and globalization will mean to the way we work, organize production, and accumulate knowledge and wealth in the 21st century”—Dr. Isaac Ehrlich, Chair of the Department of Economics at SUNY Buffalo and Editor-in-Chief,The Journal of Human Capital “Ezrati offers a smart, readable synthesis…his panoramic, balanced perspective provides valuable insights into economic challenges ahead.”—Publishers Weekly“Ezrati provides useful insights into how programs should be structured to have meaningful results.” –CPA MagazinePraise forKawari:“A timely and thoughtful analysis.” —Michael H. Armacost, former U.S. Ambassador to Japan“A rattling good read.” —Brian Reading, author ofJapan: The Coming Collapse“Ezrati is bolder and more speculative.” —Foreign Affairs“A thought-provoking look at what might be in store.” —San Jose Mercury News