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Beyond labor exploitation, unlocking wealth creation by moving from an extraction-based to an innovation-driven economy

Beyond Labor Exploitation: The Path to Quality, Profit, and Innovation in South Asia

After gaining independence from colonial rule, India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh adopted an economic development model rooted in labor-centric production, inspired by Gandhi’s philosophy of economic self-sufficiency. This approach emphasized manual…

For expanding the market, due to limitations of traditional marketing or sales tactics, focus should be on improving quality and reducing cost through incremental innovation and reinvention out of STEM

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Expanding the Market: How STEM Ideas Transform Niche Technologies into Mass-Market Essentials

What it takes for expanding the market of products is at the core of economic growth and business success. Although Motorola sold only a few thousand units of Dynatec handset…

Reinventing growth in less developed countries demands sharpening innate abilities and migrating from replication to an innovation economy

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Reinventing Growth: Strategies for Less Developed Countries in the Age of Automation

As automation and technology rapidly evolve, less developed countries (LDCs) face growing challenges due to declining export-oriented manufacturing jobs, diminishing viability for import substitution industries, and increasing STEM graduate unemployment.…

Return from smartphone evolution tends to experience diminishing trend poses innovation challenges

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Return from Smartphone Evolution—avoiding diminishing trend!

Avoiding diminishing trend of return from smartphone evolution is a key Innovation challenge. The evolution of smartphones, especially the iPhone, has showcased how continuous advancements in technology can elevate the…

Evolution of lighting innovation as creative waves of destruction is a typical pattern of growing wealth creation from science and technology--making scarcity irrelevant and prosperity transient

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Evolution of Lighting Innovation: Unfolding Creative Waves of Destruction

Lighting has been central to human progress, transforming how we live, work, and interact. The evolution of lighting Innovation—from primitive firewood burning to modern-day LEDs—demonstrates a fascinating journey characterized by…

Tech-driven profit cycle must be managed to grow and sustain profit by offering higher quality at less cost--by leveraging technology possibilities.

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Tech-Driven Profit Cycle: Better Products, Lower Costs, and Market Expansion

In a constantly evolving marketplace, consumer demand for improved, cost-effective products has become a pivotal driver of Innovation. This reality aligns with Clayton Christensen’s “jobs-to-be-done” theory, which asserts that consumers…

STEM graduates suffer from natural tendency of unemployment, which could be turned into exponential prosperity through the insights about how econimic value is created from technology possibilities.

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Exponential Impact of STEM Graduates on Economic Prosperity: Insights from High-Tech Success Stories

Based on the STEM indicators data of a few advanced countries, there has been a belief about a strong correlation between STEM graduates and economic prosperity. Hence, less developed countries…

STEM education and economic prosperity in less developed countries are weakly coupled due to inappropriate strategy, policy and management competence in building industrial economy out of STEM.

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STEM Education and Economic Prosperity: Rethinking the Link in Less Developed Nations

Despite the growing emphasis on STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) education and its potential for economic prosperity, evidence from emerging economies suggests that high production of STEM graduates does…

STEM Indicators and Economic Growth show strong correlation from the data of a few selected countries like USA, Germany, and Finland.

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STEM Indicators and Economic Growth: How Education and Innovation Drive Prosperity

STEM stands for science, technology, engineering and mathematics, and its indicators include graduates, degrees, publications and patents. In addition to getting knowledge, what is the purpose of STEM competence is…

Innovation ecosystem plays an important role, however, the focus should be on driving and winning innovation long waves and building the innovation ecosystem as needed.

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Innovation Ecosystem Unpacked: Driving Productivity and Prosperity Through Collaboration

It’s well-accepted that Innovation plays a crucial role in economic growth. For example, in the U.S., innovative sectors like tech and biotech create 12% of jobs, generating millions of high-wage…

Economic prosperity from creative destruction demands far more than democratic and fair institutions to grow ideas for crossing the threshold and winning the global race

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Economic Prosperity: Innovation, Competition, and the Limits of Democratic Institutions

The offering of the Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences in 2024 underscores the importance of democratic and fair institutions for driving economic prosperity from ideas through Creative Destruction. However, like…

Economic theories for development policies in modern economy have losing relevance due to increasing automation of knoweldeg and ideas, and growing barrier to profit from ideas.

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Economic Theories for Development Policies–do they risk a dead end?

To drive economic growth, Governments all across the globe, notably in less developed countries as they pursue debt-based development programs, seek strategy and policy advice from economists. In response, economists…

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Beyond Labor Exploitation: The Path to Quality, Profit, and Innovation in South Asia

Expanding the Market: How STEM Ideas Transform Niche Technologies into Mass-Market Essentials

Reinventing Growth: Strategies for Less Developed Countries in the Age of Automation

Return from Smartphone Evolution—avoiding diminishing trend!

Evolution of Lighting Innovation: Unfolding Creative Waves of Destruction

Tech-Driven Profit Cycle: Better Products, Lower Costs, and Market Expansion

Exponential Impact of STEM Graduates on Economic Prosperity: Insights from High-Tech Success Stories

STEM Education and Economic Prosperity: Rethinking the Link in Less Developed Nations

STEM Indicators and Economic Growth: How Education and Innovation Drive Prosperity

Innovation Ecosystem Unpacked: Driving Productivity and Prosperity Through Collaboration

Economic Prosperity: Innovation, Competition, and the Limits of Democratic Institutions

Economic Theories for Development Policies–do they risk a dead end?

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