The U.S. Economy with Peter Thiel

Name: The U.S. Economy with Peter Thiel
Uploaded: 2008-12-05
Description: Peter Thiel says the U.S. may be facing several years of slow growth or stagnation. However, in a globalized and very competitive world, there are surprisingly big constraints on political action that can lead us toward being less capitalist and less competitive. In short, we will compete, although it will be an increasingly difficult slog unless our technological means elevate dramatically.

Hoover Institution · 2008-12-05

Peter Thiel analyzes U.S. growth constraints and why breakthroughs in technology may be decisive.

Economic growth Productivitycapitalism constraintsglobal competitioninnovation incentives political economyproductivity slowdownstagnation riskPeter Thiel

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Hoover Institution · 2008-12-05

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