No doubt the end result is a fierce engine of high productivity that generates more jobs and wealth so ultimately the jobs market rights itself and everyone gets employed.
The engine of this productivity will be high-tech industries – computers, semiconductors, biotech, telecommunications.
President Obama has repeatedly indicated his support for net neutrality principles, and his chief technology officer, Aneesh Chopra, said on Dec. 1 that the F.C.C. proposal was an "important step in preventing abuses and continuing to advance the Internet as an engine of productivity growth and innovation".
It is absolutely clear that if people are one of the main assets of organizations, HR must be a key engine of growth and productivity by understanding and managing people and unleashing whatever potential they have.
The trickle could one day become a flow, a mighty river of liquidity powering the engines of productivity of a vibrant economy.
The music and rituals of Christmases past have become delightful and touching ornaments, but the season's enormous economic engine of productivity and sales makes the heathen aspect of Dec. 25 a little overpowering next to its more recent worshipful side.
It is already the chief engine of productivity in the rich world, and thus holds out the tantalising prospect of sustaining economic growth on the cheap.
In the first one, growth is directly driven by R&D expenditures, while in the second phase, innovation is the engine of growth through productivity and competitiveness gains.
The outcome of this case will affect mobile advertising but, more importantly, could set a harmful precedent for how antitrust laws are applied to the fast-moving information technology sector, which has been the engine of growth and productivity for the U.S. economy for the past 15 years.
