Published September 11, 2022 · 1 min read · #economics
Just…a note that I came across this article from a Sustainability VC investor.
It notes the move of talent from conventional big tech companies towards climate tech.
Conforms to my framework on economic chapters.
The best talent switching indstries? - check! Additive fields (i.e, Climate + Tech) - check!
I love picking up reinforcing data points and patting myself on the back :) . Tastes like Cherries.
65: Economics 10: A Commentary on Underdeveloped Economies
Ugh this was a bit delayed (pardon the slight-out-of-orderness). This follows on from Post 64 (duh). In this post, I add to my thoughts on the economy from a macro perspective. From the broad trends and history of the global economy, to intangibility and rise of bullshit transition, and finally towards contextualising economic development models for developed economies. The world has undeniably been shaped by global powers and major economies - driving technology, competition and consumption trends.
Read more64: Economics 9 - Economic Development For Developed Economies
Preamble I am not economically trained and the thinking below could either come across as i) Bizarre, or ii) Obvious to those who read it. Welp, anyway: It is indisputable (come fight me bro) that a good economy - is one that keeps people employed well and in meaningful occupations thus creating social stability in a country. During the Post- WWII era, national economic development followed a strategem to bring themsleves out of poverty.
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Cryptomaniallenials and the loss of meaning Big question number two: How did this entirely new thing emerge? Particularly so for a generation that had witnessed a global financial crisis - why is their risk tolerance so high? Big question, here is my take: It is the perfect storm of several megatrends. Financial: An economy aflush with cash Economic: An economy that values the intangible and non-physical products more than physical ones (link post) A stripped out Millenial workforce facing high debt/expenses Weakened traditional wealth-growing prospects Social
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