"Exige um pouco mais de sofisticação intelectual do que ir comprá-la simplesmente ao supermercado" (parte II)

Segue-se uma lista de hiperligações que giram, de alguma maneira, em torno das ideias deste postal acerca do pós-Torre de Babel.

• "Creating Efficiency vs. Creating Value"
• "The Passion Economy"
• "Macro Perspective: Life and Debt in The Great Stagnation" ("There's no recovery because it's not a recession. It's a great institutional transformation. ... The destination is a global capitalism that can do better than all the above. But the journey's only just begun.")
• "You either live in a world of abundance or a world of scarcity, and whichever one you choose affects everything you do."
• "Why We’re Leaving Our Giant Bank" faz recordar a história recente do "David e Golias"
• "Is Economics Ready for a New Model?"
• "The Generation M Manifesto"
• "How the enterprises trashed the economy" (It is the enterprises that play the game of business, while the economists keep score. Too many corporate “leaders” have trashed their enterprises, taking with them America’s legendary sense of enterprise. The scorekeepers cannot fix that. ... Finally, get it that most economists, analysts, and executives have been the source of the problem, while robust enterprises have to be the core of the solution. Enough of the abstract measures and disconnected policies of the economists. Enough of the wolves of Wall Street on the backs of American enterprise. Enough of the mercenaries in the executive suites, and the elites in the board rooms. Americans will have to rebuild their economy with determination and patience, enterprise by enterprise, in order to regain their legendary sense of enterprise.)
• "Don’t ask the analytical mind to spot innovation opportunities"