These eight renowned experts explain the geopolitical landscape, equipping leaders to craft smart, future-proof business strategies.
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Stanford’s Nicholas Bloom explains in The New York Times how remote work has benefited firms, employees and society.
Meg Rithmire’s insights into China’s dynamic economy reveal the subtle ties between power, policy and profit in international trade.
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With the world continuing to reel from geopolitical destabilization and deepening economic crises, organizations must be prepared to nimbly navigate the current state of global uncertainty. From pandemic-related supply chain disruptions and ever-changing geopolitics to record inflation and soaring energy costs, it’s vital for leaders to be able to embrace uncertainty, adapt quickly and build…
Stanford University economist and veteran remote work researcher Nicholas Bloom helps companies pick a workplace model based on fair metrics.
Let’s face it: Big Tech is a Goliath that can’t be slayed with one slingshot….
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In the current climate of economic upheaval, organizations are finding a much needed sense of direction and optimism in Nobel Laureate economist Paul Romer’s practical and instructive advice. His surprising message? The future is not as bleak as it seems. Romer, a New York University professor who pioneered the endogenous growth theory, is a former Chief Economist…