Society & Planet » Innovation Without Borders
In today’s global business environment, organizations can make migration a source of innovation and growth.
In many parts of the world, governments are grappling with a vexing puzzle. Even though economic growth appears to have recovered since the financial crisis of 2007–2008, job creation has been mixed.
We can define corporate statesmanship as the action of a company, and in particular of its CEO, to intervene in public affairs to foster collective action in support of the common good beyond the scope of his or her enlightened self-interest.
Rising protectionism is making it harder to compete in many of the world’s most alluring emerging markets.
While globalization has increased aggregate prosperity and reduced inequality across nations, it has also created winners and losers within nations.
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