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À medida que se tomar consciência que o mundo não é mesmo plano e que as diferenças são culturais e pessoais, com tendência a acentuarem-se...
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À medida que a velocidade da mudança aumentar, a fazer fé na experiência vivida nos últimos 200 anos e na analogia de Matt Ridley de que o mundo progride quando diferentes ideias se encontram e fazem sexo entre si e, hoje, mais do nunca há formas fáceis e rápidas das ideias serem trocadas...
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As empresas grandes sucumbirão uma atrás da outra incapazes de lidarem com um mundo de terramotos sucessivos.
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A revista Harvard Business Review de Julho-Agosto inclui o artigo "The Secret to Job Growth: Think Small":
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"With job growth continuing to lag even as the economy picks up, local communities will be tempted to resume “smokestack chasing”—using tax breaks to attract big employers. That’s a misguided approach. (Moi ici: A abordagem de Pinho e da AICEP)
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Our research shows that regional economic growth is highly correlated with the presence of many small, entrepreneurial employers—not a few big ones."
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Our research shows that regional economic growth is highly correlated with the presence of many small, entrepreneurial employers—not a few big ones."
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" We found that industries with smaller firms and more start-ups enjoyed faster employment growth than other industries in the same city and than the same industry in other cities.
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Politicians enjoy announcing a big company’s arrival because people tend to think that will mean lots of job openings. But in a rapidly evolving economy, politicians are all too likely to guess wrong about which industries are worth attracting. What’s more, large corporations often generate little employment growth even if they are doing well."
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Politicians enjoy announcing a big company’s arrival because people tend to think that will mean lots of job openings. But in a rapidly evolving economy, politicians are all too likely to guess wrong about which industries are worth attracting. What’s more, large corporations often generate little employment growth even if they are doing well."
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"Instead of trying to buy their way out of the recession with one big break to one big employer, politicians should reduce costs for start-up companies and small businesses." (Moi ici: Há anos que não dizemos outra coisa neste blogue, em vez de favorecer uns (os grandes que frequentam os corredores e as alcatifas do poder) baixem-se as barreiras para todos. Claro que esta linguagem é mal-vista por alguns)
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