This is a continuation of a recording based on Drucker’s book about managing in turbulent times. It is narrated by two individuals who discuss topics that include segmentation linked to population dynamics, problems with treating the labor force as a homogenous entity, employment and unemployment figures, priorities of and restraints on social policy in developed and developed countries, and living in the world economy and national state simultaneously.
Drucker, Peter F. (Peter Ferdinand), 1909-2005 Multinational corporations Political science Public policy Population International economic relations Labor Sweden Inflation (Finance) Unemployment Poverty Planning Government agencies Keynesian economics Currency Banks and banking Autonomy Development and underdevelopment Profit Retirement Power (Social sciences) Stock exchanges Investments Pensions Women Dual-career families Management
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MiniDisc: Amacom MTT sides 3,4; Box 89, minidiscs and floppies
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