Dani Rodrik’s weblog: The great divergence, the other way around
Dani Rodrik’s weblog: Will the divergence in growth result in eventual convergence in incomes?
Dani Rodrik, Professor of International Political Economy at Harvard University, is the author of The Globalization Paradox: Democracy and the Future of the World Economy. HT to Mark Thoma at his blog Economist’s View.
I have no further comment on this topic because there is a lot to think about here.
Read this article. The authors of the respective Twitter posts mentioned in the article are irresponsible and the misinformation potentially damaging.
A must read post from Tony Schwartz at the HBR Blog Network.
Tracking Suspiciously Explosive Market Growth — New York Magazine
HT Tadas Viskanta at Abnormal Returns. Go to the original article for your Scary Chart of Bubbles.
Seth Godin: The New Face Of Publishing « Radio Litopia
One of the most difficult things you ever have to do as a manager, executive or consultant is helping others to change. Follow this link to an interview with Seth Godin. It’s about 30 minutes long but well worth listening to. Godin’s thoughts about the future of the publishing industry are both scary and on target. Could there be another business so entrenched in the past, so tied to doing things the way they have always been done that its leaders are unable to see the changes all around us and that doing nothing becomes the perfect strategy for a slow and painful business death?
EconomPic: Productivity Down… Is this Finally the Employment Bottom?
Click through and read the article. There is an interesting series of charts on productivity.
This chart may not be as scary as you might think.
Scary or Not Scary?
BBC News – Is the British banger dangerous?
This is a fun short article that will help you understand the differences between relative and absolute risk.
(I’ll have sausage and pep on my pizza please)
One Volcano, 4 Friends, and Many Career Ideas | paulacaligiuri.com
Opportunities, even those that change your plans in unexpected ways, may be exactly the ones that will help move your career – and your life – in a wonderful direction.
Attitude. And I’ll keep posting about this so that it sinks in and sticks.
Social Networks Play a Major Part in How We Get News [STATS]
I use Bloglines as my RSS aggregator and this blog to highlight and pass along articles of interest. My posts also appear on my Plaxo and LinkedIn pages. Tweets and retweets are delivered to a small band of followers and on my LinkedIn page.
It’s a wonder how I get any work done.
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