Get it - the New Old Economics

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Get it? New, (Old) Economics .

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What does obama & post-crisis economics mean for us? Is it the end of offshoring? Possibly. It\'s part of paradigm shift back to local production, local economics, local innovation.

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Get it? New, (Old) Economics.

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Reagan Era.Trickle-down Economics.

1980.

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Obama.A different President.Bottom-Up Economics.

2008.

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Credit Crisis.

Debt, debt, debt.

2008.

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Yes.We’re all Keynesians now.

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Workers.Jobs, offshore.

2000.

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Image from Lietuvos nacionalinis muziejus (National Museum of Lithuania)

Dear Politicians,GDP is what you make not import.

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A strategy known as...

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It’s no coincidence California is America’s wealthiest state.

CA. make things. Movies, Software, Wine, Food.

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Peter Drucker

“Business has only two basic

functions-marketing and innovation.”

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2008.

Not ‘magic happens here’ math.

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CHAOS.How do I navigate?

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STRATEGY:

1. Change DirectionFrom Reaganomics to Obamanomics. From Friedman to neo-Keynes.

2. Economic Cycle.3. Innovation in Products/Services.

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The 2thinknow View.Productivity. Local Economy.Digital Economy.Innovation.

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What’s Next?

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You, Me, Weare all nodes on a network

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2000s Paradigm.

That’s decentralisation. Network. Nodes.

Connecting

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Don’t think the Economy.Think the Opportunity.

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Gone. Cycle over.

1980.

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Obama.Bottom-Up.Local.Network.Global.

2008.

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Do. Think network.Think local.Think node to node.Got it?

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More 2thinknow View.

Trends in Books & Publishing. In PowerPoint format. Pre-orders taken. Select consulting available.

Global innovation Review 2008-09. Slated Dec. 2008. Pre-orders taken.

Read online. www.2thinknow.com/innovationSlides. www.slideshare.net/2thinknowEmail [email protected] > for full set of these slides.

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2thinknow predicted in 2007 the current economic crisis including US September shock event, US recession, and the peak of the ASX stock market in Nov 2007. At the time voices of greed were still talking up the boom. We used our new proprietary technique of nascent trend analysis to do so. And, good judgment. 2thinknow is a global innovation agency specialising in sharing good original ideas, and profiting from innovation & global trends. To read more about 2thinknow go to www.2thinknow.com

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Christopher Hire. Was a Consultant for. 3 banks. 2 investment banks. 1 ratings agency. 3 property developers. 341+ other organizations. He had worked on data in risk models, financial & analysis systems. Among other things. The author left data consulting. In April 2007. Because the system is short-sighted. And unethical. Business can be more than that. So he set-up 2thinknow. And he is author of the Global Innovation Review. He applied his skills to things he believed in. Business models & analysis, creating nascent trend analysis. To improve places where we live, work & play. Innovation Cities. Trends. Creative Companies. He lives in Melbourne.

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