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General News 1/19/2019 at 10:50 PM EST

The Age of Tech Is Over - The Atlantic

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Big tech companies now trade at one of the smallest premiums in history.

How do you grow forever in a sector that isn’t growing? That’s easy: You don’t. There may be a Malthusian trap in the attention economy. Eventually, revenue growth bumps up against the natural limitations of population and waking hours.

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