O que se pensa, o que se escreveu e o que se diz sem pensar. Palavras que merecem comentários. Sirva-se!
O Estado absorve mais de 50 por cento do PIB.
O Estado autoriza e proíbe,
compra, vende, contrata. E com
essa intervenção beneficia quem
protege e paga fielmente a quem o
protegeu. O que sempre sucedeu
e continua a suceder. O dr. Soares
não se enganou: o problema da
Face Oculta é fácil de compreender,
simples, trivial e caseiro.
"Perfect Day" performed by Renée Fleming and Lou Reed, in Prague. Concert in honor of the 20th anniversary of the Velvet Revolution.
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There is a lack of priority in fighting hunger and poverty at the highest political level, not only in developed countries but in developing countries.
We are now in the paradoxical situation where in developed countries 2 to 4 percent of the population feed the whole population, while in developing countries 60 to 80 percent of the population is not able to do so.
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Hewlett-Packard Co struck a deal to buy network equipment maker 3Com Corp for $2.7 billion to step up competition against Cisco Systems Inc and expand into China.
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Cutting costs faster than revenues decline is no prescription for long-term success. It is, rather, as Gary Hamel, the author of The Future of Management, puts it, "management inertia." Businesses are on a track that is easy to follow but ultimately self-destructive. The answer seems to be innovation. Yet few businesses are any good at innovation. For all their brainstorming exercises and "open innovation" programs, they mostly just come up with reformulations of existing products, new pricing plans and basic updates--the same old things just a little cheaper, faster or better. Full Adam Hartung's article for Forbes, here.
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