Monthly Archives: December 2009
Outlook 2020: The Economy
This is the second in a series of blogs on the likely events of the next 10 years. If we’re lucky, 2010 could be a lousy year. If we’re unlucky, 2010 could be a disastrous year, worse than 2008, because … Continue reading
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Tagged 2010, 2020, America, American economy, Brazil, Canada, Canadian economy, China, currencies, Europe, global economy, greenback, India, loonie, outlook for 2010, outlook for 2020, Rapidly Developing Countries, RDCs, recession, recession indictor, trade, U.S. dollar
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What’s Wrong with the “Debate” on Climate Change
by futurist Richard Worzel, C.F.A. Ten years seems like an eternity if you’re talking about technology, but is almost nothing if you’re talking about the Earth’s environment, which tends to shift at the pace of geological changes. Yet, the next … Continue reading
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Tagged 2020, climate, climate change, David Suzuki, ecology, environment, George Kukla, global warming, next 10 years, R.E. Munn, Rudi Dornbusch, water
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Techniques for Foresight & Risk Management
This is a continuation of last week’s discussion of risk management, which appeared under the title Risk Management for 2009 and Beyond. Now let’s turn to some of the methods that can help you with risk management. Remember at the … Continue reading
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