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Energy, information and wealth creation

Information products – cell phones, smart phones and the Internet require abundant, inexpensive supplies of energy and are essential to increase our global wealth and enable people everywhere to create their own wealth.

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Flows, Fragility and Friction

From Edge Perspectives with John Hagel Even though he doesn’t identify himself as such, John Hagel is one of the most…

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Posted in: Business, Constructal Law, economics, Infonomics, Society

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