The challenge to understand this: *** -- Some ideas from a research sponsor on the challenge of understanding the dynamics of wealth creation, with special interest in emerging economies, and in opportunities to alleviate mass poverty worldwide. ( *** = 3 graphs) Charles Harper Senior Executive Vice President, Chief Strategist, John Templeton Foundation
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The challenge to understand this: ***
-- Some ideas from a research sponsor on the challenge of understanding the dynamics of wealth creation, with special interest in emerging economies, and in opportunities to alleviate mass poverty worldwide. ( *** = 3 graphs)
Charles Harper
Senior Executive Vice President, Chief Strategist, John Templeton Foundation
(www.templeton.org)
J. Bradford DeLong, University California BerkeleyAngus Maddison, University of Gronigen
Source: Angus Maddison (1995), Monitoring the World Economy (Paris: OECD), updated.
Xavier Sala-i-Martin, Columbia Univ.
Sala-i-Martin’s Data Set
incomeDistrAnimation_DRAFT_030924_.exe
What creates mass wealth?• ? Democracy• ? Mass literacy and education• ? Mathematics and science• ? Technology / “industrial revolution”• ? Banking, accounting• ? Property laws & “rule-of-law”• ? Aspects of trade• ? “Economic Freedom”• ? Culture of trust & win-win mass cooperation• ? Corporations
Maybe the “bad thing” is the clue• It is empirically obvious that companies directly
create mass wealth now and are “institutions” that (in competition with one another) generate an increasing business productivity trend.
• The law of corporations is a very interesting legal-social-institutional-financial mega-innovation! In the sense of the institutional innovation, the “law of corporations” includes property rights and other aspects of modernity (literacy, math, technology, “trust”, banking, accounting, trade, culture of trust & win-win cooperation).
• For reference, see the book, “The Company” by John Micklelthwait, journalist of “The Economist.”