new economy

noun

1. the postindustrial world economy based on internet trading and advanced technology

Example Sentences

Few of the tech names that have ended up dominating the new economy were among the big names of 2000.

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“We’re inviting tech talent, innovators, and scientists to come to B.C. and be part of building the economic engine of Canada’s new economy!” he said on the social media platform X.

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“Defense is offering an opportunity for Europe to capture, incubate, and grow a new economy, because the objectives of defense-tech are inherently nationalistic—as these technologies are tools to preserve sovereignty,” Eberly said.

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He said it is time for Democrats to once again push bold, big ideas, which he plans to do — including Medicare for all, universal child care, free college tuition, millions of new units of affordable housing, a new economy built around climate action, and higher taxes on billionaires and mega-millionaires like him.

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Middle managers have been saddled with more underlings and it’s creating a whole new economy.

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