World 3.0 : global prosperity and how to achieve it / Pankaj Ghemawat.

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Ghemawat, Pankaj [Author]

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text

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unmediated

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volume

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9781422138649

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LOC classification:

HF1359 .W675 2011
HF1359

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Contents:

Semiglobalization today and tomorrow -- Borders, differences, and the law of distance -- ADDING value by opening up -- Global concentration -- Global externalities -- Global risks -- Global imbalances -- Global exploitation -- Global oppression -- Global homogenization -- Toward World 3.0 -- Countries in World 3.0 -- Business in World 3.0 -- Us and them in World 3.0.

Subject: Discusses the author's views on how a balance of globalization and economic independence can be reached.

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Includes bibliographies and index.

Colliding worldviews -- Semiglobalization today and tomorrow -- Borders, differences, and the law of distance -- ADDING value by opening up -- Global concentration -- Global externalities -- Global risks -- Global imbalances -- Global exploitation -- Global oppression -- Global homogenization -- Toward World 3.0 -- Countries in World 3.0 -- Business in World 3.0 -- Us and them in World 3.0.

Discusses the author's views on how a balance of globalization and economic independence can be reached.

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