Chapter 14 The Three Jobs of the Future (Reich)

This chapter is short and interesting especially from an outsider's point of views. The author claims that Americans are on longer in the same large boat, but on different smaller boats. I don't really know a lot about American societies so I might be wrong, but it seems to me that it has always been the case because the social-economic polarization has always been a big issue - of course not only to the US but a lot of other developed and developing countries... The concept of 'value' that the author emphasizes here is very helpful for the understanding of the competitiveness in the global market. But this concept is a little vague...