January 1999
Avoiding Annihilation
A prolonged economic crisis could wreck the ecology of innovation. Here are five ways to avoid annihilation during a global downturn.
By G. Pascal Zachary
Will the world economic crisis lead to a world innovation crisis? Let's hope not. Innovation spurs economic growth, but, more important, it raises living standards by delivering improved health care and new ways of satisfying human needs and desires. During the current economic crisis, innovation is especially important. Indeed, innovators are probably the only people who stand between a world in prosperity and a world in depression.
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