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Improved Efficiency Is Possible with No Job Loss

ByMarc D Anderson October 14, 2011October 16, 2021

The other day I tweeted: It seems hardly an hour goes by in the day when I don't see something that could be more efficient – with no cost in jobs. — Marc D Anderson (@sympmarc) October 12, 2011 Dan Dragnea called me on it, fairly enough: @sympmarc sorry, I was curious how increased efficiency…

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