A renowned WTO economist recently shared an intriguing observation: the global economy is undergoing a pivotal transformation. The current phase demands a delicate balance—preserving established economic foundations while fundamentally reshaping its DNA. The shift? A decisive move toward service-based industries and higher-value sectors. This isn't merely statistical rebalancing. It signals a deeper structural evolution where traditional growth engines give way to innovation-driven, knowledge-intensive models. For investors tracking economic cycles and emerging opportunities, this transition could reshape asset allocation strategies and define the next decade of market dynamics.

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consensus_failurevip
· 4h ago
The rise of the service industry, well, it's called structural upgrading in a nice way, but frankly, it means traditional industries are doomed... Capitalists have already repositioned themselves, and ordinary people can only follow the trend and adjust their portfolios.
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GasFeeCrybabyvip
· 12-24 12:49
Here comes the economic transformation again. To put it nicely, traditional industries are about to die... But honestly, no one can accurately predict the next ten years. The WTO guy sounds pretty impressive, but I still believe in the opportunities on the Web3 side.
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GateUser-00be86fcvip
· 12-24 12:49
The rise of the service industry was long overdue, and the traditional industrial methods definitely need an upgrade. The key is how retail investors can follow the trend without getting cut off.
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FloorSweepervip
· 12-24 12:46
service-based pivot? lol, everyone's been pricing this in for months already. weak signal imo.
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OnlyUpOnlyvip
· 12-24 12:46
Service industry explosion? Sounds good, but are traditional industries really going to decline? It still feels like just a new way to cut leeks.
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blockBoyvip
· 12-24 12:42
The rise of the service industry—will traditional industries cool down? We must seize this wave of change, or else get ready to be harvested like chives.
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OldLeekNewSicklevip
· 12-24 12:25
Another story of "structural change"... sounds just like the project team’s saying "fundamentals are improving." Service industry, high value... Basically, it’s still about cutting old industries and embracing new concepts. The retail investors should switch tracks, right? Asset allocation? It looks like a pretext for institutions to pave the way and shuffle chips. The next decade’s driving force? Wait, I’ve heard this term in some crypto projects that are about to explode... WTO economists are now starting to talk about this too. Alright, those who should get on the train already have.
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