Tag Archives : G-20

The third largest economy in the world will benefit from most of the decisions taken during the London summit of the G-20. The greatest victory belongs to Chinese President Hu Jintao. The logic is simple: it pays to be ‘Made in China.’ G-20 plans to revive international trade, particularly devoting $250 billion to finance new global trade transactions. [...]

It is an undeniable fact that a leader can make or break the group. Much of the group’s personality takes after the leader’s personality. Much of the group’s energy is a reflection of the leader’s stamina. A huge part of the group’s interest comes from the leader’s interest. Most importantly, the level of inspiration that a group has is [...]

There are a lot of managers but very few leaders. The difference between managers and leaders is the method they use on their followers or subordinates. How they motivate people to believe in them and follow their orders determines the quality of how they conduct the activities at their level. In other words, how a person engages other people for the [...]

The debate over leadership versus management will not help organizations as this debate only produces useless stereotypes. Leadership and management are both important, but they seek to do different things. Management has the inherent implication that if the organization is doing well, little or no change is needed. However, the business environments [...]

Like it or not, the salvation to the current global economic crisis will come from the US. This is because there is no viable and sustainable alternative to a market economy, and no country with wealth, stability, and security can replace the US as a leading power, in spite of the global crisis it started. A decade ago, the Asian economic crisis toppled [...]