Industrial engineer dedicated to project management and consultancy all over the world. Keen interest and deep respect for other cultures, beliefs and traditions, as the base of a shared development in a new atmosphere of peace and progress for all. Interested in contributing to a better more tolerant world where mutual respect leads to dialog and understanding. Firm believer in the the use of talent management & transformation to attain a more effective professional exercise of competitive executives & workers in quality of environment & life, working towards sustainable development objetives in this New Millennium. This in our opinión is the path towards the solutions of the world's global crisis.
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Debt and Delusion
The most sensible analysis I have read in decades that makes macro-Economic more understandable. Without being an economist but with wide experience in project management, I have always argued against the average and median stats delivered by economic experts with little or no considerations of "time" as a resource. It has been my point of view that all projects handle 3 basic resources money & materials, human resources and time. If you are short of one, then you need to compensate with any of the two others. Thus, in a systemic crisis as the one today, we need more time to pay up debt and/or more money to produce growth.