Thursday - January 05, 2012.
by Georges van Hoegaerden
Quite a few events in life happen in which their success is claimed by many fathers. But when you look closer and understand the facts, underlying that success are often people who succeed not because but despite the indoctrination of their forefathers. Now is the time for us to develop a new economic framework so our capacity to innovate can excel, not despite but because of it.
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Tags: Arbitration, Meritocracy, Free-market, Economy, Economics
Thursday - November 10, 2011.
by Georges van Hoegaerden
The best way to resolve the financial malaise in our country is to pretend our country is a company, in dire need of a turnaround. That turnaround could only come from a place where innovation and the ability to think of this world anew is a constant, and formulates a deliberate choice for a new well guarded meritocracy that serves us all.
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Tags: Meritocracy, Congress, Senate, KPCB, Government, Innovation, Economy, Production, Steve Jobs, Finance
Thursday - November 03, 2011.
by Georges van Hoegaerden
A giant financial bubble, bigger than we have ever seen before, is starting to deflate. We gained self-induced economic instability as a result of valuing the ballooning gamble on production (with its many derivatives) higher than the creation of production that produces social economic value.
My discovery of the flaws in the fundamental deployment of risk in our economy means that its performance can be made highly predictable again and can be deployed by change everyone can understand, and believe in.
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Tags: Asset Management, Venture Capital, Risk, Global, Finance, Production, Innovation