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16. Technology, wealth and modern management of technologySlavko Dolinšek, Peter Štrukelj, 2012, original scientific article Abstract: In the paper, we propose somewhat different conceptualizations of technology, of a fundamental relationship between technology and wealth in a society, of technological capability, and of management of technology. We based our proposed conceptualizations on the current general and relevant technological practice. In order to infer these conceptualizations, we studied todayʼs largest companies worldwide in different production and technology sectors as well as some general reporting on technology from technology-oriented media. These fundamental conceptualizations may be of interest to all those who are practically or theoretically concerned with technology, wealth, technological capability and management of technology, and who want to comprehend the essence of technology and its relations to phenomena, such as wealth and management ('to get the big pictureʼ). At the end, we explain why there is a need in modern companies to manage technologies and what a new paradigm of management of technology is, i. e. what new challenges and trends a modern management of technology has to face.
Keywords: technology, wealth, technological capabilities, management, trends
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17. Why globally GDP, trade, profits, wages, employment decrease and why poverty increases?Peter Štrukelj, 2012, original scientific article Abstract: The purpose of the paper is to propose a scientific explanation of why gdp, trade, profits, wages and employment have been globally decreasing and why poverty has been globally increasing between the 2nd quarter of 2008 and the 3rd quarter of 2009. I explain these facts in a scientific manner, that is, by deriving the present state of the global economy (crisis) from the principles of the present global economy (predominately organized in a capitalistic manner). I therefore prove that the crisis necessarily follows from the way the present global economy functions. I argue that the reason for the crisis is the fundamental contradiction between the purpose of companies (increasing profits) and necessary ways in which companies try to increase profits, and that the consequences of this fundamental contradiction are triggered by a general lack of credits.
Keywords: global economy, GDB growth, profits, credits, poverty
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