new economy

noun

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

Example Sentences

This new economy is fueled by cutting out traditional middlemen, banks, and allowing transparent, secure, and borderless peer-to-peer payments.

From Salon

“We all want to build a new economy, post-pandemic, that’s less dependent on, let’s say, office space, and in Long Beach, less dependent on oil,” he said.

From Los Angeles Times

The new economy — primarily technology and service — has widened the income gap, and neither Democrats nor Republicans in California or beyond have found a recipe for rebuilding the middle class.

From Los Angeles Times

Although originally planned as a single documentary — the original installment was titled “Minimum Wages: The New Economy” — it becomes over time a story of what hasn’t changed, and how that reality has changed the lives of its subjects.

From Los Angeles Times

But it’s less clear if they are enough to rebuild America’s industrial base in a global race with China to lead in the new economy.

From New York Times