…things won’t go back to normal after a few weeks, or even a few months. Some things never will. Origen: We’re not going back to normal - MIT Technology Review To stop coronavirus we will need to radically change almost everything we do: how we work, exercise, socialize, shop, manage our health, educate our kids, [...]
This is not the future we were looking for. This why UBI will become a need, as no human would allow another human the job conditions the system seems to be bringing in. If industries are able to produce more efficiently without the costs of workers, their taxes would allow for a universal basic income. [...]
En septiembre 2019 asistí a un coloquio organizado por el instituto de Gobernanza Empresarial, en la que José María Carulla, Head of Client Advisory Services Iberia de Marsh Risk Consulting nos presentaba un interesantísimo resumen del análisis de riesgos que presentaron en Davos en enero de 2019. De una parte el trabajo y de otra [...]
Interesante entrevista a Paul Collier a cargo de José Ignacio Torreblanca. Pau Collier propone Naturaleza - Tecnología + Regulación = Inanición Naturaleza + Tecnología - Regulación = Saqueo Naturaleza + Tecnología + Regulación (Buen gobierno) = Prosperidad Inglés <iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/YbgHvCCF3_w" frameborder="0" allow="accelerometer; autoplay; encrypted-media; gyroscope; picture-in-picture" allowfullscreen></iframe> Castellano <iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/SxBr9pIY0ew" [...]
Governments agreed in Paris that the new rules would apply not only to digital service companies like search engines, social media platforms and cloud computing services but also more traditional companies selling directly to end consumers. Business-to-business companies and mining and oil firms would not be covered and financial firms would probably be excluded as [...]
If I could summarise the next decade: it will be ten years of very interesting times. Of difficult, complex systems problems that will demand deeper thinking, more reading, nuanced approaches. Origen: 🔮 Preparing for 2030 #251 My suggestions for the shape of the next decade are based on what I consider a roughly optimistic reading [...]
…the majority of pledged money sits unspent, as U.S. tax rules make it easy to procrastinate… John and Laura Arnold want to change that… Origen: Billionaires John and Laura Arnold’s Data-Driven Philanthropy - Bloomberg Over the past few decades, the surging wealth of the top 0.1% has spurred many promises of lavish donations. But the [...]
The first is changing patterns of growth.…growth can no longer be taken as a given, even over the longer term. In the last decade a dozen or so countries ended up with a lower level of real GDP than they started with… Over the next decade the world will have to get used to a slowing [...]
A new era is on the horizon. Origen: 9 Ways the Internet Has Changed the Workplace - BroadbandSearch The changes in the workplace brought on by the internet will cause us to reinvent how we understand work. Yet while the internet has been commonplace in business and people's homes for at least the [...]
Este WEO está estructurado en tres partes: la parte A, sobre las tendencias globales en energía; la parte B, con un análisis regional en profundidad, en este caso sobre África; y la parte C, en la que se hace un análisis en profundidad sobre gases "bajos en carbono", a saber, hidrógeno y biometano, y también [...]