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In “Digital Deflation,” economist and investment manager Graham Tanaka introduces the concept of digital deflation the idea that rapid improvements in digital technology lead to better products and services at equal or lower prices, significantly altering traditional economic measurements of growth, inflation, and productivity. Tanaka argues that conventional economic statistics understate real gains in productivity and quality, and he proposes new analytical models to better capture the true impact of digital technologies on the economy. Through data, charts, and interviews with influential technology leaders, the book explores how digital-driven productivity could sustain economic growth, influence inflation and interest rates, and offer insights for investors and policy makers navigating the evolving economic landscape.
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Publisher: McGraw Hill
Publishing Year: 2007
ISBN: 0-07-138967-9
Pages: 434