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10 Questions: Flying Cars, Zombies, and the Great Russian Novel: What Can They Teach Us About Becoming Better Leaders?

June 17, 2016May 20, 2019 IBGC 0 Comment 10 Questions, Bhaskar Chakravorti, Dan Drezner, faculty, flying cars, flying toi, James Stavridis, Mahir Mankad, Master of International Business, MIB, Russian literature, social change, The Fletcher School, Vladimir Putin, zombies

Leadership of global organizations involves an understanding of complex phenomena. Sometimes metaphors and cultural references are key to finding parallels,

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Part-time workers, retirees, the unbanked & those in the second income quintile (making $61K - $100K annually) show an elevated likelihood of longer time spent to access cash.

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After the fall of the Iron & Bamboo curtains in the 80s & 90s, cheap global labor surged & the US doubled its workforce.

Professor Michael Klein discusses how globalization & outsourcing has kept upper pressure off US wages with Megan Greene:
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"A better safety net would have automatic triggers prompting expansions in times of need without requiring local, state, or federal interventions," says @EconoFactOrg network member @mpbitler of @UCDavisEcon in her latest memo. https://t.co/pOAgWUVrIB

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A huge trash-collecting system designed to clean up plastic floating in the Pacific Ocean is finally picking up plastic, its inventor announced Wednesday.

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