spike we have an easy areas getting hit are the growth areas that the tech sector the areas relying on sort of lower interest rates and higher degrees of liquidity. reduction of stock versus the deeper value stocks. i of stock versus the deeper value stocks. of stock versus the deeper value stocks. i ust wonder, the tech value stocks. ijust wonder, the tech sector value stocks. ijust wonder, the tech sector had - value stocks. ijust wonder, the tech sector had an - value stocks. ijust wonder, - the tech sector had an absolute broom during the depth of the lockdown during the pandemic. broom. was the sector ripe for a bit of correction? the trouble with for a bit of correction? the trouble with the for a bit of correction? the trouble with the tech - for a bit of correction? tue: trouble with the tech sector for a bit of correction? tte: trouble with the tech sector at the moment is the baby being thrown out with the bathwater. a lot of small, highly aggressive model growt
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politics shrank but their economies grew. over the last few years, it has seemed as though the opposite is happening almost everywhere. look at turkey, which by the 2000s had become a model developing country, taming inflation and spurring growth. its policymakers were lauded across the world. today turkey s president has abandoned even the pretense of rational economic policy, using that policy to reward friends and punish foes and advocating monetary policy that is the opposite of what most experts believe would work. chile, which was considered the most fiscally prudent country in latin america, now appears to have taken a path towards a more familiar left wing populism. or consider the poster child of developing countries, china, where economic growth was the north star of policy making. today xi jinping pursues policies that often attack the private sector in key growth areas like technology. as the scholar elizabeth economy
look at turkey, which by the 2000s had become a model developing country, taming inflation and spurring growth. its policymakers were lauded across the world. today turkey s president has abandoned even the pretense of rational economic policy, using that policy to reward friends and punish foes and advocating monetary policy that is the opposite of what most experts believe would work. chile, which was considered the most fiscally prudent country in latin america, now appears to have taken a path towards a more familiar left wing populism. or consider the poster child of developing countries, china, where economic growth was the north star of policy making. today xi jinping pursues policies that often attack the private sector in key growth areas like technology. as the scholar elizabeth economy has pointed out, it is china, not america, that began the move to decouple the two countries economies and embrace protectionism and economic