the economics of
intangibles came centre stage. In this context, it doesn't look to me as if
the editorial staff have learnt much in 13 years if they can lead with as
light a PROLOGO article.
This saddens me as my father deputy edited the paper for almost 4 decades.
chris macrae, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
http
. I also believe that there's a big black hole in understanding the dynamic
impacts that the American identity has on different peoples of the
world.Too complex asubject to start to thread here, though in my
mind it impacts many macroeconomic questions in an intangibles and network
age.
ch
such a superficial analysis of the practical economics of intangibles as the
cover story ProLogo 2 weeks ago
chris macrae
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From: Bill Dickens [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 20 September 2001 21:21 PM
Subject: Handicapping the 2001 Noble Prize in Economics
could anyone signpost me to what the main different sub-sections of this
area involve:
For example, Shiller seems to be about how groupthink -and the emotional
fashion that builds up over time - can overtrump rational individual
decision-making in marketplaces
but for example: are there
of the rhetoric, but no real action. This is the
easy option (hence our fear
it might prevail), but it is dangerous because it gives the illusion of
action without addressing
the substance of the problem.
chris macrae, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Intangibles Crisis Union
New Zealand, Australia, India
You could always raise the query at our community on
who's true fair view
http://www.quicktopic.com/12/D/YCi5LrQCCMGaD.html
though I expect a bible rather than a one-pager is what's needed after
Andersen/Enron
chris macrae, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
www.normanmacrae.com
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chris macrae www.valuetrue.com transparency standards community and
www.normanmacrae.com future economics
a stiglitz bookmark:
http://www.guardian.co.uk/Archive/Article/0,4273,4454068,00.html
(if you have a better favourite one, love to know) [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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jolly good, perhaps prospective CEOs should be scanned
chris macrae [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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From: john hull [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: 18 July 2002 17:03 PM
Subject: New article on cooperation the brain
Just published today
. You cannot have both, because they ultimately spin all the
resultsof economic modelling very differently
chris macrae
www.valuetrue.com Transparency Standards
Community
www.normanmacrae.com
Economics
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Koushik Sekhar
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Well since 85% of productivity of large companies is directly connected to
intangibles and these companies are almost completely blind to the human
qualities of what connects intangibles productivity : which you can test
from 2 simple exercises in the top left column thread at www.valuetrue.com
://www.knowledgeboard.com/cgi-bin/item.cgi?id=98621d=1h=417f=56datef
ormat=%o%20%B%20%Y
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Sent: 11 December 2002 20:40 PM
Subject: Fw: New theory explains economic growth in terms of evolutionary
of where they lost touch with trust and living systems
and how knowledge networks are changing world markets is a moot question
Chris Macrae, Bethesda, www.valuetrue.com
Sample chapter available on request from me at [EMAIL PROTECTED] on
our forthcoming book published by John Wiley on how to value
world. Chris Macrae, [EMAIL PROTECTED] , editor of first journal
issue connecting corporate brand and responsibility
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