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Critical Thinking many developed countries, including
the u.s., have in recent decades become primarily service
economies; that is, there is relatively little manufacturing
of goods, and most people in the economy are employed
by service industries. Why do you think this has occurred?
in what ways is this trend a good and/or a bad thing for a
country? Do you think this trend will continue?
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