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January 2012
- Modelo Brasileiro De Desenvolvimento: Da Substituicao De Importacoes A...??? - Marcos Troyjo
Latin Trade, March 2014 issueWorld Economic Forum Latin America, Special Report Development models or growth tactics?By Marcos TroyjoImport substitution practices shielded Brazil and in general, Latin America, from the effects of the global...
- Interventionist Brazil: State Acknowledges Its Inneficiency
Brazil changes tack with new stimulus plan By Joao Fellet BBC Brasil, Brasilia, 14/08/2012 Brazil's government is set to launch the first in a series of measures that could inject up to $50bn (£32bn) into the economy over the next...
- Esse Nauseabundo Oleo Negro... - Chandran Nair
P-ED CONTRIBUTOR Focusing Science on the Damage Rich Press/Bloomberg News By CHANDRAN NAIR The New York Times - Opinion Pages, July 15, 2012 HONG KONG — At the end of June, Brazil’s state-controlled oil company, Petrobras, announced plans...
- The Road To Riches - Otaviano Canuto
Navigating the Road to Riches Otaviano Canuto Project Syndicate - A World of Ideas, July 12, 2011 WASHINGTON, D.C. – A switchover of global growth engines is taking place. Developing economies as a whole are now the source of more than half of global...
- The Rise Of China's Economy - Thomas G. Rawski
THE RISE OF CHINA’S ECONOMY By Thomas G. Rawski Foreign Policy Research Institute, June 2011 Thomas G. Rawski, Professor of Economics and History, joined the University of Pittsburgh's faculty in 1985 after fourteen years at the University of Toronto....
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Capitalismo global - McKinsey Quarterly
McKinsey Quarterly
Monthly Newsletter
January 2012
Editors’ choice The next industrial revolution Economic advances now sweeping through China, India, and other emerging markets dwarf the pace and scale of the Western world’s industrial transformation in the 18th and 19th centuries. As three billion more middle-class consumers join the global economy over the next two decades, the resource landscape will change profoundly: demand for many commodities will soar, and new technologies will be needed to counterbalance critical shortages of food, water, and other resources. “Mobilizing for a resource revolution” shows how higher resource productivity and expanded supply can meet this surging demand. “Voices on the resource revolution” comprises three video interviews on the risks and opportunities ahead, with Harvard historian Niall Ferguson, the North American CEO of a leading water services company, and Boeing’s environmental chief. “Five technologies to watch” explores potentially revolutionary approaches that could dramatically affect the unfolding of the resource productivity revolution. A great change is coming. Read this new package of articles to explore some of the most important implications for your company. This month’s highlights ECONOMIC STUDIES How the role of equities may shrink A powerful new class of investors in emerging markets prefers other kinds of assets. STRATEGY What really drives value in corporate responsibility? Few companies understand the harm bad strategies can cause or how investing in social initiatives will change the behavior of stakeholders. HEALTH CARE A wake-up call for Big Pharma Lower profit margins suggest that the industry needs new business models. ECONOMIC STUDIES Economic Conditions Snapshot, December 2011 Executives in most parts of the world view the global economy and their own companies’ prospects more positively than they did in September—but less positively than they did in June. MARKETING & SALES An interview with the executive chairman of Federated Media Publishing John Battelle shares his view that content should be seen as a system of conversations. [available on McKinsey’s Chief Marketing & Sales Officer Forum site] Special package: Managing IT’s bigger role in business strategy From growth strategies rooted in “big data” to the cloud-computing platforms now transforming operations in many companies, IT stands at the center of today’s competitive environment. Our new package of articles shows how technology managers can drive growth and innovation—while delivering value for the business. A rising role for IT: McKinsey Global survey results How a grocery giant puts technology at the center of innovation Sharpening data center due diligence |
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- Modelo Brasileiro De Desenvolvimento: Da Substituicao De Importacoes A...??? - Marcos Troyjo
Latin Trade, March 2014 issueWorld Economic Forum Latin America, Special Report Development models or growth tactics?By Marcos TroyjoImport substitution practices shielded Brazil and in general, Latin America, from the effects of the global...
- Interventionist Brazil: State Acknowledges Its Inneficiency
Brazil changes tack with new stimulus plan By Joao Fellet BBC Brasil, Brasilia, 14/08/2012 Brazil's government is set to launch the first in a series of measures that could inject up to $50bn (£32bn) into the economy over the next...
- Esse Nauseabundo Oleo Negro... - Chandran Nair
P-ED CONTRIBUTOR Focusing Science on the Damage Rich Press/Bloomberg News By CHANDRAN NAIR The New York Times - Opinion Pages, July 15, 2012 HONG KONG — At the end of June, Brazil’s state-controlled oil company, Petrobras, announced plans...
- The Road To Riches - Otaviano Canuto
Navigating the Road to Riches Otaviano Canuto Project Syndicate - A World of Ideas, July 12, 2011 WASHINGTON, D.C. – A switchover of global growth engines is taking place. Developing economies as a whole are now the source of more than half of global...
- The Rise Of China's Economy - Thomas G. Rawski
THE RISE OF CHINA’S ECONOMY By Thomas G. Rawski Foreign Policy Research Institute, June 2011 Thomas G. Rawski, Professor of Economics and History, joined the University of Pittsburgh's faculty in 1985 after fourteen years at the University of Toronto....