✉news BusinessEconomy first seen 17 h ago, last 10 h ago, peak #5
The 'Intangible Economy' Is Making Everyone Miserable
Original: The ‘Intangible Economy’ Is Making Everyone Miserable
A new commentary argues that the shift toward an intangible economy — built on software, brands, data and intellectual property rather than physical assets — is leaving people worse off. The piece suggests this economic model fuels inequality, precarious work and stagnant living standards, striking a chord with readers worried about where modern growth is heading.
Why now: Anxiety about inequality, job insecurity and the dominance of asset-light tech-driven growth is a persistent public concern.
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- The ‘Intangible Economy’ Is Making Everyone Miserable · Bloomberg.com
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