May 2016

The Housing Market in China: Warning Signs of a Bubble Economy

China, consumer products, economic factors, economics, government, investment / By

China’s housing market is in a bubble, in my opinion, for it seems to display some of the same excesses and questionable behavior that the United States had in real estate shortly before the big subprime mortgage crash in 2007. We have a flood of newly created cash flowing into the market at low interest …

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Lessons from the British Navy: Why the Cure for Scurvy Took 200 Years to Be Implemented

Europe, excerpts, fatigue factors, health care, innovation, organizational fatigue / By

The great challenge in innovation is not coming up with a discovery or great invention. The challenge is in making it stick, in nurturing it and growing it so that it spreads and changes the world. Numerous antibodies and barriers are ready to snuff out every great idea, even when it offers a solution that …

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