How to pronounce “laggar” in English

either because they don't have the money to go back or they're so humiliated because their parents spent their whole savings to get them over thereSoccer has actually been somewhat of a laggard in that category.

were the Gandalfs who were like, let's go on adventures, yay, flip grid.And everyone else were the laggards.They were our hobbits.

And that Mezrich book was very thinly sourced.Then comes late majority and then the laggards.

But once about 50 people had done that, waited for the laggards.Wait for that even first group to go and wait for the laggards to arrive, and then did almost the same spiel to them.So that time, I said, look.

But I'm going to talk about a few things.I'm going to talk about what this means for leader companies and laggard companies, in this phenomenon that economists call secular stagnation.I'm going to talk a bit about what this means for financing businesses.

about these things. The middle 68% can be convinced.But that last 16%, he called them laggards, are very resistant and refuse to get on board.And while I saw this, and my logical brain said, OK, that's true, I thought it was more like 90% were laggards in my schools.

And then I moved them to the next perfume to the next perfume to the next perfume.But once about 50 people had done that, waited for the laggards.Wait for that even first group to go and wait for the laggards to arrive, and then did almost the same spiel to them.

So they will exhibit high investment and high ROI, which is certainly what we see.But at the same time, you'd have a large crowd of laggard firms, who have less incentive to invest in intangibles because they can'tbenefit from these synergies.

But at the same time, the aggregate level investment in a productivity would be low.And if that's the case, then this rising gap between the leader and the laggard firms that we talked about earlier, seems to be a really important driver.

that the polar bear lives, what's going on in those regions and does it really matter then if the U.S. has all this great protection and 90 percent of the terrain not protected?Kassie Siegel: Well I'm sorry to say that the U.S. has long been a laggard and that the rest of the world is actually doing a lot more, most of the rest of the world is

So all of these things potentially mean that even if competition regulators are working just as hard as they ever were, and even if technology diffusion--no one has slacked off, everyone pays attention to technology, it's everywhere-- you could still see this gap between leaders and laggardswidening. And we think this is also helpful in terms of understanding secular stagnation, which is a concept some of you will be really familiar with.

But that last 16%, he called them laggards, are very resistant and refuse to get on board.And while I saw this, and my logical brain said, OK, that's true, I thought it was more like 90% were laggards in my schools.It was like all of them were just like, no, leave us alone.