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, 10, 138–140 capital cost increase and, 135–138 capital productivity optimization and, 140–142 cosmopolitan capitalism, 144 crowd-sourced funding, 47, 85, 143–144 digital capital, 50–51, 52 foreign direct, 76, 80 global rate of, 132, 135, 137 (fig.) hedge, 128, 145 infrastructure deficit and, 131–132, 133, 135–136
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the regulatory models they have adopted at home and promoted abroad. These three leading regulatory models could be thought of as representing three “varieties of digital capitalism”—drawing on different theories about the relationship between markets, the state, and individual and collective rights.27 As described throughout this book, the US has
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base, 262–63 Digital Advertising Tax (Maryland), 239–40 digital authoritarianism, 135 beyond China, 308–13 China’s, 77–78, 290–323 criticism of, 99 digital capitalism, 6 Digital Divide projects, 268 digital economy, 21–23, 388–93. see also e-commerce global, 385–88 local, 300 digital empires, 6–20, 23
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for the last several decades, the logic of globalization was that manufacturing moved toward the lowest-cost sources of labor. But now, they note, as “digital-capital-intensive technologies are substituting for humans in the routine labor-intensive parts of manufacturing supply chains . . . and digital technologies make manufacturing mobile with little or
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automated jobs, the gig economy, and the demise of local retail along with local journalism. But the more devastating impacts of pedal-to-the-metal digital capitalism fall on the environment, the global poor, and the civilizational future their oppression portends. The manufacture of our computers and smartphones still depends on networks
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that’s been their objective all along. Perhaps this fatalist drive to rise above and separate from humanity is no more the result of runaway digital capitalism than its cause—a way of treating one another and the world that can be traced back to the sociopathic tendencies of empirical science, individualism
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The Smartphone Society
by Nicole Aschoff
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Virtual Competition
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