Talking with three dead economists

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Initial Thoughts: Future Predictions

"Are we able to do better now? In the era of big data, machine learning and artificial intelligence, some say we are better equipped to predict what’s coming in the future. But I do believe that more data doesn’t always equal better predictions."

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Why We Don't Always Anticipate “Revenge Effects" And How We Can

"Which is why, 200 years after Bastiat wrote his treatise on foresight, it appears only a limited number of “fortunate” individuals still do the hard work of thinking, in order to foresee what others can’t.”

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In Person with: YABhg Tun Ahmad Sarji Abdul Hamid-Chairman, Institute of Islamic Understanding Malaysia (IKIM)

"We have a whole suite of new technologies across various sectors—communication, agriculture, engineering and many others with the ability to drive change.”

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A circular solution to e-waste recycling: Treasures from trash: The story of an e-waste recycling hero

"The world produces approximately 50 million tons of electronic waste (e-waste) each year. Half of which come from personal consumer electronics, such as smartphones and laptops. If buried in the landfills, e-waste could contaminate water and earth with a hazard lasting thousands of years."

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In Person with : YBhg. Datuk Muez Abd Aziz Secretary General of the Ministry of Domestic Trade and Consumer Affairs

"New technologies and business models don’t just create opportunities, they also create perils. Apparently, our businesses are exposed to the turbulent trends that disruptive 4th industrial revolution technologies can unleash."

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How consumerism is impacting innovations in the food and health ecosystem

"As consumers look to obtain products more quickly and at an increased level of personalisation, the time between when the “right” formulation of a food product is identified and when that product is in the consumer hands needs be shorten drastically."

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The freelance economy : Are we tuned up for it?

"The Malaysian education system needs to reconceptualise affirmative actions to center around enabling a system that will inculcate lifelong education, which encourages selfdirected but supported learning"

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Back to the future with the conscious consumer

"The concept, which originated in the Netherlands in 2011, is now in 29 countries, including Brazil, Ghana and Singapore. (In KL and Petaling Jaya, an independent, small-scale initiative exists, known as KakiRepair by KakiDIY.)"

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The future of consumerism

"As we envision the Future of Consumerism 2030 in Malaysia, we see a plausible future where consumers are greatly empowered"

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Talking with three dead economists

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