Economic Models

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From take-make-waste to reuse, repair and remanufacture.

A debate with economics writer Steven Pearlstein.

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Business for Peace devised the term businessworthy as a valuation to describe value-driven business behaviour. To be businessworthy is to apply one’s business energy ethically and responsibly with the purpose of creating social as well as economic value. The foremost examples of businessworthy leaders can be found among Oslo Business for Peace Award recipients. The criteria of the Award, which define businessworthy leadership, are: Being a role model to society and peers: A businessworthy leader acts as a role model to the general public and the business community […]

Are the world’s institutions running up a trust deficit? Geopolitical tensions are rising and supranational alliances disintegrating. Popular unrest against elites is surging, the pace of change, globalisation and automation challenge employees across countries and industries, while climate change is testing the boundaries between politics and business. Society’s trust in key institutions – with business sharing the fate of governments, NGOs and media – has declined markedly over the last years. CEOs have a low credibility among the broader population, and are short of a key currency. At th...

Restoring the Soul of Business: Staying Human in the Age of Data

Great jobs. Resilient organizations. Zero bureaucracy.

We look at perception across the three phases of the coronavirus crisis – the Response, the Reopening, and the Reset, to chart what a more just economy looks like at every step of the way.

She’s unveiling a bill to make corporate governance great again.

Why the bogus shareholder value theory of corporate governance needs to die.

Final Report of the Independent Review on the Economics of Biodiversity led by Professor Sir Partha Dasgupta.

There is an urgent need for global stakeholders to cooperate in simultaneously managing the direct consequences of the COVID-19 crisis. To improve the state of the world, the World Economic Forum is starting The Great Reset initiative.

Introduction Blair and Brown’s banker Financial services for the poor Meet the impact gang! Saving capitalism Privatising government Problems and solutions The fascist model Freed from regula…

At Davos, the companies committed to publish information on 21 environmental, social, and governance metrics, from greenhouse gas emissions to diversity to taxes paid.

As the world staggers from one disaster headline to another, it feels like a black-and-white newsreel from the 1920s is unspooling. Once again, our sense of security has been shaken to its foundational core; once more, human life is being weighed ruthlessly against compelling economic imperatives.

Companies have struggled to keep their ad dollars from going to online outlets that promoted fraudulent theories about the 2020 election.

The Trust Buster

A new plan from the United Kingdom suggests that a onetime pandemic levy on a country’s wealthiest citizens could be the most practical and ethical way to pay for stimulus plans.

As consumers continue to gravitate toward sustainability-friendly products, brands are no longer being judged against a single lens of what their products can do for individual consumers. Increasingly, shoppers are basing their purchasing decisions on not just what’s “Healthy for Me” but also...

Reimagining Capitalism gets to the heart of what’s wrong with modern capitalism and lays out a pragmatic roadmap for systemic change.