new economy

British  

noun

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

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Example Sentences

Long Beach Mayor Rex Richardson told The Times in 2024 that he considered the Olympics an opportunity for his city, which has long relied on oil revenue, to “build a new economy.”

From Los Angeles Times

Dilbert, launched in the late 1980s, happened to become an essential Gen X product at the end of history, when the very techno-capitalism that Adams so hilariously skewered had dominated the new economy, juxtaposing the utopian promises of the Information Age against the dullard realities of high cubicle walls and spreadsheet-centric busywork.

From Slate

We don’t know the limits of what we can do, or what the new economy will look like.

From Barron's

We don’t know the limits of what we can do, or what the new economy will look like.

From Barron's

We don’t know the limits of what we can do, or what the new economy will look like.

From Barron's