Economics & Business
Apply these theories and quantitative methods to analyze your business enterprises and the factors contributing to the diversity of organizational structures.
Peter F. Drucker and The Next Society Part 2: How a New Global Workforce Will Shape Strategy
September 05 by Robert Swaim, Ph.D.Drucker referred to the “Next Society” as the major social changes that will surely impact and trickle down to all business strategy. These included; The 4th Information Revolution, Changing Demograp...
Peter F. Drucker and The Next Society Part 1: Demographic Trends Within Major and Emerging Economies
August 30 by Robert Swaim, Ph.D.The following demonstrates a recurring theme of Drucker's views on changes taking place in society. He felt that these changes would have major implications on strategy as well as opportunities for in...
3 Trends That Will Disrupt Your Workplace Forever
August 22 by Gallup, Incby Andrew Dugan and Bailey Nelson • This article is published by Gallup.Gallup Highlights:Many millennials don't stay with their company for the long termThe AI revolution is here, and leade...
Drucker as an Economist: Venezuela's Slide into Crisis & Its Lesson for America
August 22 by Editorial Staff at Management Matters NetworkSaid Peter F. Drucker: “If there’s one thing economists and I agree on, I’m NOT an economist.” In this rare instance, Drucker was wrong. He had a profound understanding of economics, an understanding...
Coming: A Potential For Galloping Inflation That Destroys Middle-Class Purchasing Power: Part II
August 07 by Editorial Staff at Management Matters NetworkThough the annual deficit has been cut from $1.4 trillion in 2009 to $585 billion in 2016, the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) warns that the deficit will soon begin ballooning again. Why? Because S...
As Hong Kong’s Startup Economy Rises, Drucker’s Words on Fostering Innovation Still Ring True
July 13 by Josh SteimleIf burgeoning markets like Hong Kong want to attract startups and new businesses to diversify its economy, it’s going to need to take bold steps to break down barriers to entry -- as well as follow ti...
Why Corporate Leaders Should Invest In The Midwest's Hidden Advantages
June 14 by Greg BeaufaitSilicon Valley, with its products, software, smarts, and change-the-world scale, has produced some of the most meaningful transformations of business and personal lives of the last two decades. The iP...
Technology For Our Broken Century
June 12 by Chris LuoDavid Brooks, in his recent column This Century is Broken in the New York Times, describes what many of us have felt over the past six months—that the 21st century is shaping up to be d...
Why Chief Innovation Officers Must Bridge The Collaboration Gap
May 25 by David KungIn The Effective Executive, Peter F. Drucker wrote: “Effective executives find themselves asking other people in their organization, their superiors, their subordinates, but above all their colleagues...
Reflections on News Spinners, Sinners, and Winners
April 25 by Editorial Staff at Management Matters NetworkIntroductionPrinceton's Daniel Kahneman, winner of the Nobel Prize in Economics and author of The New York Times bestseller Thinking, Fast and Slow said:Students of policy… have noted… some issues are...
Clinton v. Trump: Who Will Make America Grow Again? (Part II of a Two-Part Mini E-book Series)
November 07 by Ed's InkWith all the economic measurements (e.g., GDP, labor force participation ratios, business investment) defined and computed, it becomes possible to compare actual results of economic policies versus pr...
Needed: More New Jobs, Higher Incomes and Trillions in Additional Tax Revenues
October 30 by Stephen MooreEditor's NoteEconomic growth. It's a hot topic these days—in books, in articles, and in corporate America.What's the best way to reduce the deficit and the accumulated public debt? What's the best way...