reappraisal 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
http://www.knowledgeboard.com/cgi-bin/item.cgi?id=98621&d=1&h=417&f=56&datef
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From: "Alypius Skinner" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: 11 December 2002 20:40 PM
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than just be transparent in the first place
Of course -as the title of the book implies - understanding of what
intangibles really are is needed to fully develop this preferred future case
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ibrary of books - each
written by a different discipline - first 2 titles : Open Branding and Open
Knowledge Management. If anyone is interested in contributing a chapter or
even editing Open Economics please do chat with me
chris macrae
www.valuetrue.com transparency
www.normanmacrae.com economics and p
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
...
contextual bias in "what corporate performance is
defined to be" rules, the chances of markets being efficient dwindles
absolutely below zero.
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. You cannot have both, because they ultimately spin all the
results of economic modelling very differently
chris macrae
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Community
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Economics
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al decency, and within most of
the high and mighty professions there have been pockets of greed which have
sailed completely over the other side of the wind. Indeed, maybe Al Capone
was a saint compared with some of these
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jolly good, perhaps prospective CEOs should be scanned
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From: "john hull" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: 18 July 2002 17:03 PM
Subject: New article on cooperation & the brai
well we non-economics experts in global maffairs understand the IMF and
Stiglitz have gone to war and cannot both be right
however in the intangibles area I am expert in, the transparency disasters
accountants have caused which go far deeper than just corruption Stigler
calls it right...
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I am)
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
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A friend designs adventure tours for business leaders and as it happens I'm
in the early stages of suggesting an world class entrepreneurial tour. What
would you add or take out from this?
chris macrae, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Entrepreneurial highlights of tour
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
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it. Fair or unfair comment...
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ref discussion board at www.normanmacrae.com
remain locked in to a 19 th century institutional
mindset, not least because
this would constitute a conscious decision to opt out of the global
competitiveness race. We
would be disappointed with response a), especially if it reflected a lack of
clear communication
on our part and thus an inability
rks and mindsets that derive from the 19th
century. This imbalance is growing by the day, and needs to be addressed
quickly."
Link to EU Report and other resources in my current reference sphere are at:
http://www.egroups.com/group/brandreform/files/eu.htm
chris macrae, [EMA
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 section
individual stakeholders into energetic fans or foes. Arguably, Brand
Energy is to relationships what awareness was to transactions
Chris Macrae, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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ite
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 t
e see 20 per cent up
. 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 a subject to start to thread here, though in my
mind it impacts many macroeconomic questions in an intangi
ing on when 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, [E
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