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Thoughts of an L-Shaped Recovery and Future Worlds

by Scrodell290 Posted on April 8, 2010

Overview This post considers the implications of a long , slow L-shaped recovery in the developed economies. The outcome could be a divided world, with the developed economies split into two groups or blocs. In the scenario presented here, the … Continue reading →

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The B3 – The new face of globalization?

by Scrodell290 Posted on March 31, 2010

Markus Jaeger makes an interesting observation in his article The Great Risk Shift[1] noting that the Great Recession has had another unexpected outcome. In summary, the terms “developed economies” and “emerging economies” are now anachronisms – part of the vocabulary … Continue reading →

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The Post-Great Recession World: Four future views

by Scrodell290 Posted on February 17, 2010

Introduction A new term has entered our vocabulary, “The Great Recession”. A period of turmoil and shock that started, at least publicly, with the demise of Lehman Brothers on 15 September, 2008. Whether of not we are still in the … Continue reading →

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Recession and Strategy: Tracking the path to a new world.

by Scrodell290 Posted on January 23, 2009

In my January 2009 Executive Briefing I argue that we are dealing with far more than a recession.  We are on the edge of a tipping point where the business world will probably undergo the biggest shift that we will … Continue reading →

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