quarta-feira, julho 02, 2008

Diversidade, diversidade, diversidade

Os partidários de Kepler (pré-Brahe), os crentes no Grande Planeador, os defensores do Grande Geometra, acreditam que um governo tem a capacidade para saber quais são os sectores do futuro, tem a clarividência e o acesso a informação total e completa sobre o futuro.
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Já aqui citei várias vezes Hamel e Valikangas no artigo "The quest for resilience" na Harvard Business Review em Setembro de 2003:
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"Life is the most resilient thing on the planet. I has survived meteor showers, seismic upheavals, and radical climate shifts. And yet it does not plan, it does not forecast, and, except when manifested in human beings, it possesses no foresight. So what is the essential thing that life teaches us about resilience?
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Just this: Variety matters. Genetic variety, within and across species, is nature's insurance policy against the unexpected. A high degree of biological diversity ensures that no matter what particular future unfolds, there will be at least some organisms that are well-suited to the new circumstances."
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Nesta linha encontrei o artigo "Economic Diversification":
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"GDP should be distributed across economic sectors"
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"Poor economic diversity is linked to low productivity and competitiveness.
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High economic concentration leads to volatile growth and fluctuating economic cycles.
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Volatility in concentrated economies may spawn structural unemployment issues and engender systemic risks."
External trade (exports of goods and services) helps reduce economic volatility.

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