Phil Mullan

Creative Destruction (eBook, ePUB)

How to Start an Economic Renaissance

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Western economies have become stuck in a protracted depression that began long before the 2008 crash. Low productivity, which started in the 1970s, has prevented durable rises in living standards.

Phil Mullan shows that the only way to ensure a better future is to create one, calling for a comprehensive economic restructure backed by political and cultural change. This means embracing the uncomfortable disruption involved in progressive change, rekindling in democratic form a spirit of Enlightenment thinking. The votes for Brexit and in the US presidential elections in 2016 indicate that many people desire change, offering greater opportunity for this public discussion.

What is needed is a new industrial revolution which develops a broad range of emerging and yet unimagined services and products, provides decent jobs and restores prosperity. Providing examples of the new technologies needed to drive change, backed up by a wealth of data, this important book calls for a sea-change in imagination and thinking.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Bristol University Press
• Seitenzahl: 288
• Erscheinungstermin: 29. März 2017
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781447336136
• Artikelnr.: 48114610

Autorenporträt

Phil Mullan is an economist and business manager, who researches, writes and lectures on economic, demographic and business issues.

Currently working independently, in 2014 Mullan completed eight years in senior management roles with Easynet Global Services, an international communications services company. Previously he had been chief executive of the internet services and training company Cybercafé Ltd.

Inhaltsangabe

Introduction: A decade after the Western financial crisis Part I: The state
we're in 1 Decay and resilience 2 Productivity in decline 3 Innovation
puzzles 4 Why investment matters Part II: The Long Depression 5 The problem
of profitability 6 The end of growth Part III: How we got stuck 7 Contained
depression 8 The zombie economy 9 The intellectual crisis of capitalism 10
Discomfort with change 11 The appeal of muddling through 12 The limits of
muddling through Part IV: The way out 13 Escaping the Long Depression