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The "private sector" of the economy is, in fact, the voluntary sector; and...the "public sector" is, in fact, the coercive sector. -- Henry Hazlitt
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The common man is the sovereign consumer whose buying or abstention from buying ultimately determines what should be produced and in what quantity and quality. -- Ludwig von Mises
The natural effort of every individual to better his own condition is so powerful that it is alone, and without any assistance, not only capable of carrying on the society to wealth and prosperity, but of surmounting a hundred impertinent obstructions with which the folly of human laws too often encumbers its operations. -- Adam Smith
There are 10^11 stars in the galaxy. That used to be a huge number. But it's only a hundred billion. It's less than the national deficit! We used to call them astronomical numbers. Now we should call them economical numbers. -- Richard Feynman
What is called "orthodox" economics is in most countries barred from the universities and is virtually unknown to the leading statesmen, politicians, and writers. The blame for the unsatisfactory state of economic affairs can certainly not be placed upon a science which both rulers and masses despise and ignore. -- Ludwig von Mises, Human Action
I, however, place economy among the first and most important republican virtues, and public debt as the greatest of the dangers to be feared. -- Thomas Jefferson
What is wrong with our age is precisely the widespread ignorance of the role which these policies of economic freedom played in the technological evolution of the last two hundred years. People fell prey to the fallacy that the improvement of the methods of production was contemporaneous with the policy of laissez faire only by accident. -- Ludwig von Mises, Human Action
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A panhandler is far more moral than corporate welfare queens....The panhandler doesn't enlist anyone to force you to give him money. He's coming up to you and saying, "Will you help me out?" The farmers, when they want subsidies, they're not asking for a voluntary transaction. They go to a congressman and say, "Could you take his money and give it to us?" That's immoral. -- Walter E. Williams
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A glance at the economic system and methods of totalitarian states -- of the Soviet bloc, for example -- is enough to show that state-ownership of the means of production does not lead to an increase of wealth for the people but, on the contrary, to their exploitation, whereas the reverse is true of the free countries and peoples, which are denounced for their so-called capitalism but which clearly illustrates how private ownership of the means of production is contributing more and more to the general welfare. -- Ludwig Erhard
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We who live in free market societies believe that growth, prosperity and ultimately human fulfillment, are created from the bottom up, not the government down. Only when the human spirit is allowed to invent and create, only when individuals are given a personal stake in deciding economic policies and benefitting from their success -- only then can societies remain economically alive, dynamic, progressive, and free. Trust the people. This is the one irrefutable lesson of the entire postwar period contradicting the notion that rigid government controls are essential to economic development. -- Ronald Reagan, September 29, 1981
Terry Agodi 109020440
ReplyDeletePatrick Dixon in his speech tell us that people behave irrationally when depressed. In other words, customers want products that are unique, easy to use, effictive and dependable. "Emotion is the future of our business". It's how people feel towards a particular product that matter. Finally, Dixon went on by saying advertisment on the web is usless, what customers need is up to dated information's on products and services.
Onesmus Njoroge 108070159
ReplyDeletePatrick Dixon gives us an analytical scope of how people are disrupted by emotions, and how the future might be affected. He talks of the technological convergence where electronics are going through a metamorphosis because of human emotion.We are told that online marketing would be great if there is no huge
Wajeeha Sanam
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Patrick Dixon has covered a very prominent and a successfull topic for discussion. As he talks about technology and how it has embarked on every individual's life he pokes all the technology supporters out there who have been there using it for quite a time now, yet havent noticed what a difference it has made to their lives. There was a time when people didnt take much notice of advanced technologies and didnt adapt them for an easier life, as they thought it was more of a hassel. On the other hand, now is a time when even his mother wants to upgrade herself through time as she has realized that its better to adapt the technology i.e; the fundamentals of time and live updated than living in the old decades while being alive in this century.
In order to conclude, we can assume that we shall update ourselves whenever new technology is introduced and shall keep a positive approach towards it so that we dont lack our lives with the inventions of this global world.
Kam Voon Chein
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Dr Patrick Dixon is saying that emotion is the key to the future businesses. People act irrationally under pressure and he stated that consumer will react to product or service based on their emotions therefore it is important to make them feel good so they would feel secure in doing business with you.
In the video, he gives an example about his mother disapproving technology because of her own belief however she changed her ways because she realized that she couldn't keep up with today's lifestyle. Technology should never be used in a wrong way. For example using the internet to advertise your product /service stating that your product is the best however the truth about it is otherwise. Customer normally act based on the first impression of a product/services therefore if you do not meet their expectation and gave them something totally different than what they want then you will not survive for long.
Syed Muhammad Ali
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Mr.Patrick Dixon explains that the future of business will be shaped by emotions. He throws light on the technological factors of the business, regardless that we can increase our production with the increase of technology, the technology we use should be focused, friendly, personal and most of all it's aim should be emotional. When companies will deliver what they promise, the customer will be emotionally attached to the company and won't risk to try any other company.
Meruyert Zhakupova
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Mr. Patrick`s speech is amazing, He knows how to explain to auditory his ideas. He brings up simple examples from our life. Hi is saying that people act irrationally and this will lead us to make new business,based on our emotions.How people will feel inside when they use your product or service. He says that all real innovation is about divergence. People are not satisfied with one product, they always need something new, something that can make their life easier, so they don`t have to waist their time. Or for example when he was talking about video conferences, that it`s also about peoples emotions. Mr. Dixon says that the winners will be visionary companies who think rapidly, embrace radical new partnerships and ways of working, integrate processes, and create reliable products or services that meet real needs.
Clara Nyoka Lasu
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Dr.Patrick Dixon mentions three types of technological distructions ie consumer,community and company at his opening speech which affect businesses and lifestyles.he also tells us that the element of our future is emotion.Technology is useless as his view and advertising is dead because they dont update them.consumers change by time compared to communiy.He also points out that with technology we can reach people all over the globe without any costs.
(Pls Omit My Prev. Comment) Onesmus Njoroge 108070159
ReplyDeletePatrick Dixon gives us an analytical scope of how people are disrupted by emotions, and how the future might be affected. He talks of the technological convergence where electronics are going through a metamorphosis because of human emotion.We are told that online marketing would be great if there is no huge gap in relation to the consumer's real view of your product with the intended view one would use to market his/her product. If your product is great and people feel that the product is satisfying their every need they will spread the news and your business will grow even without you advertising your product. His whole basis of carrying business nowadays is that we should use the internet to our own success and use it to its full capacity.
AJISAFE KAYODE 108071622
ReplyDeletePatrick is a wonderful speaker.He talked about the basis of satisfying consumers real needs.He stressed the need for producers to actually give value for what consumers buys.He explained thats the best way anyone could make so much profit from sales as anyone who finds out that your product or service is as you said.He also said the need for costly adverts on the web is not necessary.He is able to touch the mind of the CEO present to give the world a change that we cry for.Patrick also talked about the need for us to get updated with modern technoly and how people react to modern technology.
mubarak bashir labaran baba 109020742
ReplyDeletepatrick dixon talked about three areas which are fundamental to the future which are disruption interms of individual, secondly, disruption interms of communities, thirdly, most important disruption is interms of companies.
and he also discussed how to people behave irrationally. and he tought us that the future of our business is not about technology, its not about even disruption, its certainly not even about innovation alone, but is about single word , these word perhaps the most important disruptive element of your future that is "emotions" it is the reaction of people to your product, it is how they feel satisfied when they consumed your product
Hazim Mohamed Ahmed
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In this clip,an instigative look was given to how the economy of the future tends to be driven by the instinctive feelings of consumers, concentrating on the uniqueness of products.
Though time limitations seems to be the nucleus of consumer's emotions.
Dixon stressed the fact that versatility of company's innovations, actively contributes to the acceptability of a product.
Name:Temitayo D Adegbite
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This kind of speaker is just what we need in today's business because he makes us realise that businesses have to meet people's fast pace, and people no longer want any kind of delay as it causes irrational behavior.Besides, the core of a business is not just high-tech but emotion.I learnt the limitation of adverts in on-line business as accurate information tends to capture the imagination of our customers, therefore better off. finally, we have been using technology in a wrong way to replace physical contact.
Name:Md. Hasan Mahmud Chowdhury
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Excellent speech! Really we need people say the truth like Dr. Dixon. Thanks so much for sharing important information about the future with us. Dr. Dixon in his speech tell us that customers want products that are unique, easy to use, effective and It's how people feel towards a particular product that matter.
In the end, Dr. Dixon went to by saying advertisement on the online isn’t important, what is customers need up dated information's on products and services.
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Dr Patrick Dixon is a perfect orator, but was speaking about very common and already a little bit obsolete concepts. In my subjective opinion, the power of arguments is not enough for the same level of conference. It looks like demagogy with no voluble arguments
Name:MUSADDIQ ADO BALA TALLE
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Patrick Dixon(the futurist)discussed about how the future will be shaped by emotions.The winners will be visionary companies who think rapidly and embrace radical ways of working and create reliable products or services that meet real needs.The reaction of consumers to your product is the most important element in the market research.He talks about how technology convergence is affecting our businesses.
ABDULRAHMAN MUHAMMAD GARZALI
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The video is quite interesting. The presenter Patric Dixon point out how the future will be determined by emotions, and how companies will use strategic plans to produce products products that can meet their customers' needs. Because the response of customers is vital,since human beings(customers)have irrational behaviour. They like unique and easy to use products as stated by Patric DIxon
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Dixon believes that present innovation relies more on making people feel close to each other through devices. However, he believes that future technology will rely on divergence by examples like video calls, which is quite ridiculous. People in the future will prefer emotional rapport with devices. Producers with rapid vision, sticking to new partnerships & integration make reliable commodities that meet real needs.
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Dr Patrick Dixon has been ranked as one of the 20 most influential business thinkers alive today (Thinkers 50 2005), and is often described in the media as a Futurist. Chairman of Global Change Ltd, author of twelve books, Patrick Dixon has spoken to audiences in 43 countries. His multimedia vision of the future is experienced by up to 3,000 people a time, in up to five countries a week. His main website (www.globalchange.com) has had 11 million different visitors. Patrick Dixon is also founder of the international AIDS agency ACET (progammes in 17 countries eg Uganda, Russia and Thailand.
In these video, Dr Patrick Dixon mainly talks about the consumer and the technology. Which is more about emotion. Emotions represent in part a primitive past, the bubbling influences of a reptilian heritage. the classic assumption is that emotion wreaks havoc on human rationality, that dispassionate analysis optimizes decision-making. Accordingly, the emphasis in our society has been on cognition and rationality and on ways of diminishing the influence of subjectivity and emotion in decision-making and behavior. Standing at the threshold of the third millennium, the reflection from our recent past points to technological advances as the doorway to the future. Institutions of higher education have made these technological advances possible, and they should and will continue to promote technological developments in the future. However, one also might keep in mind the less rarefied achievements that have been made possible by technology.
“The winner will be visionary companies who think rapidly, embrace radical new partnerships and ways of working, integrate processes, and create reliable products or services that meet real needs.” This is what Dr Patrick Dixon describes the winner companies of the future. the merging of the individual communications industries (IT, broadcasting, telecommunications etc) into single converged market.
Since the universal human needs will not change, the market should meet these needs rather than try and work against human nature. For example, the current impasse over illegal downloading of music can be seen as a result of a delay in recognising that it is difficult to stop people doing things that are simple, cost-effective and do not disrupt their lives."
Ultimately, people will continue to adopt technologies that are simple, cost-effective, and easy to use. And Ultimately, placing people’s needs at the core of technological development remains the surest way to achieve a technologically advanced and satisfied society.
In fact companies should ensure that such a technology is able to identify the unmet needs of the consumer. The panelists were also of the view that any technology can be considered successful only when it is able to make businesses self-reliant.
Name : Tasveer Habib
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Dr Patrick Dixon is an intelligent man, what he tried to explain is what he believes, ofcourse there is exactly a viceversa of what ever he said. But still his theory about consumers, communities and companies connecting emotions with the technology proves good.
He does not like a few facts about technology or may be he just likes the disadvantges it has.
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In this video, Dr. Patrick Dixon is trying to explain the future of business through the disruption of consumers, communities and companies. He has made a link between consumers' emotions and the future of market through telecom and concluded that the best corporation will be those which adapt quickly to provide and fulfil all the requirements of the consumers in an effective and reliable way in order to make their life easier and better.
In this video, Dr. Patrick Dixon is trying to just giving his perception of the future of business through the disruption of consumers, communities and companies. He has made a link between consumers' emotions and the future of market through telecom and came up with the ideas that the best corporation will be those which adapt quickly to provide and fulfil all the requirements of the consumers
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ReplyDeleteIn this video, Dr. Patrick Dixon is trying to just giving his perception of the future of business through the disruption of consumers, communities and companies. He has made a link between consumers' emotions and the future of market through telecom and came up with the ideas that the best corporation will be those which adapt quickly to provide and fulfil all the requirements of the consumers
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In this video, Dr Patrick Dixon is talking about taking hold of your future now through telecom and consumers. He show a link between consumers, commnunities and companies. Consumers are emotional and tend to act irrational under pressure. The future of most business is shaped by emotions and that real innovation is about divergence "doing things different". Communities get powerfull when they are togather and can influence a company either positively or negatively. Companies must deliver what they have promised to customer and connect with emotion relationship with customers.intellegent technology is impotant because inthe future it will take 10sec to loose 1/3 of a business which is not good for a company. Making life better is the basis of every customer and companies must deliver on this promise.
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In the video DR Patrick Dixon is illustrating that emotion is the trend of the next centuries to business.Passion and emotions of customers towards products conquer the field of investments focus on how to attract and catch attention towards your monetary inputs and sales targets for the century.The future now is dealing more on relationships and its bond towards each and everyone totally adapts to the effect of global warming effect that pulls out the demand and supply of every product/services needed in every state or country.
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Patrick Dixon is talking about the future of Telecomms and consumers. He states that consumers should stake a claim in the future because it depends on us. He also explains how consumers behave irrationally under pressure in all ramifications, these applies to all jobs regardless of specialization.The future is not about technology,disruption,innovation alone or whatsover.It is based on consumer emotion and shows no relevance of advertisement for promoting products. He implores consumer to adapt themselves with global technology trend and be updated.
this video is worth to see , I learn a lot from it !
ReplyDeleteDr Patrick Dixon is talking about futrue business , and this video is intersting , he is telling us that the future of our business isabout single word ,and present innovation relies more on making people feel close to each other through devices. It is worth to see it !
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ReplyDeleteIn this video, Dr. Patrick Dickson creates an exciting and active learning environment, for individuals while addressing the present and future businesses and their consumers. Dr. Dickson stresses the point that customers are irrational when it comes to purchases. He also stresses that the future of consumers and businesses alike depends on business-consumer relationship. He clearly states that ''The future of business is not about technology, destruction and innovation alone, it is also about emotion. The reactions of people to your product.''. Using various convincing examples, he manages to persuade both the audience and myself to focus more on relationships and their bonds which will enable us to adapt to effects such as global warming. Also by preparing for the future, businesses also need to have effective strategies for the supply and demand of products and services over the country's population.
zhao pei dong
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this video tells me, to get know your customer want they wants and to hold future of development direction.
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Patrick Dixon is talking about the future of the technology. 1, Consumers; 2,Communities; 3,Companies. Conpanies need to act faster. Web makes us impatient and Lift.
The future will be shaped emotion. All real innovation is about divergence Doing the different. Multi-function divices mainly for one thing. Adding more features is only part of the picture PDAs get. If we want get the future, we'll get consumer's emotion ( what they want).Patrick Dixon's speech is very good, I can learn a lot. I think I'll take hold my future.
According to Patrick, the future of businesses does not depend on advance technology, innovation or market research but depends on the emotional state of the consumer.He proposed that individual consumers tend to behave irrationally when faced with pressure.Patrick exposed the disruption of individual emotions in three categories: The consumer,communities and companies.
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According to Patrick,the future of businesses does not depend on advance technology, innovation or market research but depends on the emotional state of the consumer.He proposed that individual consumer tend to behave irrationally when faced with pressure.Patrick exposed the disruption of individual emotions in three categories:The consumer, communities and companies.
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d.r patrick dixon speech was so amazing and intresting, he explain to us on how the future is disrupted by a single word which is EMOTIONS.
he talk about irrational behaviour which people always do in this life with an example of his mother who dosn't believe in technology but at last realised that life without technology is incomplete.
he also talk abouth how important technology is to mankind.
in conclusion, his main point are about emotion, irrational behaviour and technology.
Muhammad Omar Haatim bin Harris
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MR Patrick Dickson is a very learned proffessor and his speech is very insightful and thorough. The very mention of key factors that can govern ones abilities such as emotions is very helpful and informative. as such he had also been particular in addressing issues such as convergence and divergence and how divergence helps in creating a relative newness and avoids boredom.All and all a very very well researched and presented semminar.
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in this video i found out that D.r Patric Dixon is giving everyone a new approach on consumers.he stresses that human can act irrationally under pressure because emotions plays an important role in consumer judgement.this is the future. D.r Patric Dixon also uses effective life experience example to support his theory.he identified that consumers wants things that are unique different and easy products. coperation's or company's must deliver as promise because the response of consumers is very important.
Adeyemi Akintunde Oluseye
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Dr Patrick Dixon spoke basically on how the modern day technology has affected every man's life. He is not feeling goood about the status of technology supporters who claim to be affected by technology and yet have nothing to show for it. He also talked about his mother trying to adapt to the level of the fast moving technology of which she could not keep up with. Patrick Dixon believes that the internet should not be used the wrong way, rather it should be used to pass geniune and up to date information to people and not the otherwise.
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Emotion is key to the future of business. The role of emotion in explaining consumer satisfaction and future behavioral intention. On this forum, the Dr Patrick Dixon make us to understand the buyer decision making process. We can see a good relationship between customer and company. It will ensure the company health and fast growth.
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Excelent speech!
Dr. Patrick Dixon explained the future of business through the disruption of consumers, communities and companies. He showed a link between consumers, commnunities and companies.It is so true that most executives forgot that they are dealing with emotions. That is due to a distance that was created between them and the clients.
Name: Mohammed Ahmed Sarhan Al-Ahwal
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The video is very interesting. The speech of Dr. Patrick Dixon has covered an important and a very successful topic. He has discussed about technological destructions and that it has 3 types, which are Company, Community and Consumer. Dr. Patrick believes that present innovation relies more on making people feel close to each other through devices. Passion and emotions of consumers towards products get the better of the field of investments focusing on how to attract and attention towards your financial inputs and sales targets for the century. In brief, The speech of Dr. Patrick is about the future of the businesses worldwideand emotion is the key to the future of business.