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When Talent Started Driving Economic Growth

Harvard Business Review

SEPTEMBER 30, 2014

I came out of a standard Keynesian economics education at Harvard College in 1979. And with that recognition, economic power shifted to its suppliers. But it held sway in the halls of power in the early days of the talent revolution — a decade whose seismic shift is still sending out aftershocks.

LBO

LBO Arkes Open-book Incentives

The Nostalgia Trap

Harvard Business Review

APRIL 10, 2018

While it’s true that white male workers were given preference over minorities and women in hiring and pay, most of the gains made by white working-class men in that era came not from their advantages over minorities but from their greater bargaining power vis-à-vis employers. In the U.S.,

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Class Bottom-up Arkes Technology

When Talent Started Driving Economic Growth

The Nostalgia Trap

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