Book details

  • Genre:business & economics
  • Sub-genre:Forecasting
  • Language:English
  • Pages:327
  • eBook ISBN:9780993651014

Economorphics

The Trends Turning Today into Tomorrow

By Linda Nazareth

Overview


Are you ready for the next two decades? Over the next 20 years, the world as we know it will change in innumerable ways. Economic trends will shift, turning losers into winners, haves into have-nots, and creating chaos for those who aren’t prepared. In Economorphics: The Trends Changing Today into Tomorrow, economist Linda Nazareth offers a guide to these changes and advice on how you can make them work for you.
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Description


Are you ready for the next two decades? Over the next 20 years, the world as we know it will change in innumerable ways. Economic trends will shift, turning losers into winners, haves into have-nots, and creating chaos for those who aren’t prepared. Think of a giant chessboard. Now imagine how hard it would be to play if all of the pieces changed shape, color, and position. Oh, and someone changed the rules, too. In Economorphics: The Trends Changing Today into Tomorrow, economist Linda Nazareth offers a guide to these changes and advice on how you can make them work for you. Are you ready to take advantage of a new wave of mobility? Do you know what the demographic window is—or when it will open and shut in your market? There is a growing middle class in much of the developing world—what does that mean if you live in the developed one? And what about interest rates? What do the long-term trends say for investors? In clear, accessible prose, Nazareth outlines the key trends that will shape the next two decades. To succeed in this changing world, you need a strategic plan—whether for your business, your portfolio, your career, or your life. The starting point is knowledge. Economorphics is required reading for anyone who wants to take control of their future.
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About The Author


Linda Nazareth is an economist, broadcaster, and speaker. She is the author of The Ever-After Effect and The Leisure Economy, as well as a blog for the Globe and Mail’s Economy Lab. The Senior Fellow for Economics and Population Change at the Macdonald-Laurier Institute, she is an expert on demographics and trends, and speaks frequently to business groups, translating big-picture trends into information they can use for their own strategic planning. For more information, visit www.economorphics.com
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