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Approach Contexts for Potential Solutions
As I’ve been pondering different aspects of my engagement framework, the management environments I’ve experienced, and the nature of the solutions I’ve helped create or that I’ve learned about through other means, it occurs to me that potential solutions are … Continue reading
Posted in Management
Tagged analysis, cost-benefit analysis, economics, management, process improvement, project management
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Art, Waste, and a Rumination on Economics
I’m going to table the work on the discrete-event simulation today in order to discuss a public art critique I attended last night. The gallery featured a few pieces of the works of two artists, Jessica Burnam and Eric Celarier, … Continue reading
A Response to the Question: Where Are All of The Young Entrepreneurs?
I encountered this article on LinkedIn today: Where Are All of The Young Entrepreneurs? It made a number of good points about college loan debt, occupational licensure, and other issues having to do with government interventions but it missed some … Continue reading
Posted in Economy and Society
Tagged economics, education, government, intervention, monetary policy, Observations
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