True Value Accounting for Multi Dimension Management is an initiative to make it possible to use better metrics so that we have better outcomes for both people and the environment. The initiative is built on top of the methods traditionally associated with conventional double entry accountancy, but applied to everything that makes up the complex ubiquitous socio-enviro-economic system. We have amazing possibilities, but as long as money and greed are the dominant incentive with nothing else of importance being measured, it should be no surprise that the world is suffering from an accelerating race to the bottom. This can be changed, and one of the tools for this should be better metrics along the lines being described by TrueValueMetrics.org. Peter Drucker famously said: 'You manage what you measure', but it is also important to measure the things that matter.
TVA-PRESENTATION-DRAFT-A ... This is a working draft of a presentation being prepared to promote the True Value Accounting initiative. This version will most likely change substantially before it is used.
TVA p3 00 True Value Accounting for better Triple Bottom Line managementPeter Burgess
This document provides an overview of true value accounting and the need for better metrics to manage organizations and society for triple bottom line outcomes of profit, people, and planet. It discusses some of the failures and dysfunctions of conventional accounting and capitalism, including a focus only on financial measures. Better accounting is needed to integrate social and environmental impacts, provide relevant information to all stakeholders, and establish effective feedback loops to improve system performance over time. True value accounting aims to develop a coherent framework that considers the full scope of organizational, industrial, social, and environmental factors.
TVA-PRESENTATION-DRAFT-B ... This is a working draft of a presentation being prepared to promote the True Value Accounting initiative. This version will most likely change substantially before it is used.
This document provides an overview of key concepts in economics. It defines economics as the study of how individuals, businesses, governments and societies cope with scarcity. It distinguishes between microeconomics, which examines choices of individuals and businesses, and macroeconomics, which examines effects on the overall economy. Two big questions of economics are how choices determine production and whether pursuit of self-interest also promotes social interest.
True Value Accounting for Multi Dimension Management is an initiative to make it possible to use better metrics so that we have better outcomes for both people and the environment. The initiative is built on top of the methods traditionally associated with conventional double entry accountancy, but applied to everything that makes up the complex ubiquitous socio-enviro-economic system. We have amazing possibilities, but as long as money and greed are the dominant incentive with nothing else of importance being measured, it should be no surprise that the world is suffering from an accelerating race to the bottom. This can be changed, and one of the tools for this should be better metrics along the lines being described by TrueValueMetrics.org. Peter Drucker famously said: 'You manage what you measure', but it is also important to measure the things that matter.
TVA-PRESENTATION-DRAFT-B ... This is a working draft of a presentation being prepared to promote the True Value Accounting initiative. This version will most likely change substantially before it is used.
This document outlines a presentation on true value accounting. It discusses measuring profit, people, planet, and other factors. It proposes accounting for financial impacts as well as externalities such as impacts on institutions, people, society, the environment and more. The goal is to develop a system that accounts for everything to truly reflect all costs and benefits of economic activity.
This document discusses true value accounting and sustainability metrics. It begins with several slides on complexity and problems with current metrics like profit, GDP, and money as a unit of measure. It then presents a framework with three categories: human capital, man built capital, and natural capital. Several slides discuss improving metrics to consider all perspectives of financial, social, and environmental impacts. The document argues that moving from financial to impact accounting is needed to incorporate externalities. In the end, it emphasizes that people are both the problem and the solution, and that individual choices and parenting are important to sustainability.
TVA-PRESENTATION-DRAFT-A ... This is a working draft of a presentation being prepared to promote the True Value Accounting initiative. This version will most likely change substantially before it is used.
TVA p3 00 True Value Accounting for better Triple Bottom Line managementPeter Burgess
This document provides an overview of true value accounting and the need for better metrics to manage organizations and society for triple bottom line outcomes of profit, people, and planet. It discusses some of the failures and dysfunctions of conventional accounting and capitalism, including a focus only on financial measures. Better accounting is needed to integrate social and environmental impacts, provide relevant information to all stakeholders, and establish effective feedback loops to improve system performance over time. True value accounting aims to develop a coherent framework that considers the full scope of organizational, industrial, social, and environmental factors.
TVA-PRESENTATION-DRAFT-B ... This is a working draft of a presentation being prepared to promote the True Value Accounting initiative. This version will most likely change substantially before it is used.
This document provides an overview of key concepts in economics. It defines economics as the study of how individuals, businesses, governments and societies cope with scarcity. It distinguishes between microeconomics, which examines choices of individuals and businesses, and macroeconomics, which examines effects on the overall economy. Two big questions of economics are how choices determine production and whether pursuit of self-interest also promotes social interest.
True Value Accounting for Multi Dimension Management is an initiative to make it possible to use better metrics so that we have better outcomes for both people and the environment. The initiative is built on top of the methods traditionally associated with conventional double entry accountancy, but applied to everything that makes up the complex ubiquitous socio-enviro-economic system. We have amazing possibilities, but as long as money and greed are the dominant incentive with nothing else of importance being measured, it should be no surprise that the world is suffering from an accelerating race to the bottom. This can be changed, and one of the tools for this should be better metrics along the lines being described by TrueValueMetrics.org. Peter Drucker famously said: 'You manage what you measure', but it is also important to measure the things that matter.
TVA-PRESENTATION-DRAFT-B ... This is a working draft of a presentation being prepared to promote the True Value Accounting initiative. This version will most likely change substantially before it is used.
This document outlines a presentation on true value accounting. It discusses measuring profit, people, planet, and other factors. It proposes accounting for financial impacts as well as externalities such as impacts on institutions, people, society, the environment and more. The goal is to develop a system that accounts for everything to truly reflect all costs and benefits of economic activity.
This document discusses true value accounting and sustainability metrics. It begins with several slides on complexity and problems with current metrics like profit, GDP, and money as a unit of measure. It then presents a framework with three categories: human capital, man built capital, and natural capital. Several slides discuss improving metrics to consider all perspectives of financial, social, and environmental impacts. The document argues that moving from financial to impact accounting is needed to incorporate externalities. In the end, it emphasizes that people are both the problem and the solution, and that individual choices and parenting are important to sustainability.
This document discusses human capital accounting and quantification. It suggests that while conventional wisdom says human capital cannot be quantified, it must be done to properly account for it in economic analysis. It explores valuing things like babies and deaths, operating costs and depreciation of human capital similar to equipment. It also discusses the impact and contributions of human capital through paid work and unpaid activities that benefit society. The document calls for collaboration on further developing multi-dimensional impact accounting.
Growth is perhaps the most important metric in the modern economy, but it is a very bad measure of economic and social performance for many reasons. More does not mean better. Quality has value as well as quantity. In a shortage environment more does mean better, but that does not hold when there are endemic surpluses. A more does not mean better when there are constraints such as those that are posed by environmental issues. The system is complex and better metrics are needed in order to get the best possible results.
TVA for TBL Part 2 of 2 version of 151231Peter Burgess
True Value Accounting (TVA) is a better metric for the modern global socio-enviro-economic system. It is an accounting system that incorporates impact of economic activity on people and planet as rigorously as conventional accounting accounts for business profit performance. When TVA is fully implemented it will be significantly more important for everyone who makes decisions to make better decisions from the most insignificant individuals who make up most of the world's people to the rich a powerful 'C' suite executives and powerful bankers, politicians and policy makers who control the levers of conventional power.
Part 1 has 3 sections:
1 ... INTRODUCTION AND CONTEXT
2 ... THERE ARE BETTER WAYS
3 ... SYSTEM OF MANY DIMENSIONS
Part 2 has 7 sections:
4 ... BETTER METRICS
5 ... MULTIPLE PERSPECTIVES
6 ... PEOPLE
7 ... NATURE
8 ... PLACE
9 ... ORGANIZATION
10 ... PRODUCT
True Value Accounting for Multi Dimension Management is an initiative to make it possible to use better metrics so that we have better outcomes for both people and the environment. The initiative is built on top of the methods traditionally associated with conventional double entry accountancy, but applied to everything that makes up the complex ubiquitous socio-enviro-economic system. We have amazing possibilities, but as long as money and greed are the dominant incentive with nothing else of importance being measured, it should be no surprise that the world is suffering from an accelerating race to the bottom. This can be changed, and one of the tools for this should be better metrics along the lines being described by TrueValueMetrics.org. Peter Drucker famously said: 'You manage what you measure', but it is also important to measure the things that matter.
WHY, HOW, WHAT for TrueValueMetrics and True Value Accounting (TVA) summarizes the journey that is resulting in the development of this metrics system. Peter Drucker famously said, you manage what you measure, but it is also critical to measure the right things and do it in the right way. The best management information is quick, low cost, and good enough to get good decision made most of the time.
True Value Accounting for Multi Dimension Management is an initiative to make it possible to use better metrics so that we have better outcomes for both people and the environment. The initiative is built on top of the methods traditionally associated with conventional double entry accountancy, but applied to everything that makes up the complex ubiquitous socio-enviro-economic system. We have amazing possibilities, but as long as money and greed are the dominant incentive with nothing else of importance being measured, it should be no surprise that the world is suffering from an accelerating race to the bottom. This can be changed, and one of the tools for this should be better metrics along the lines being described by TrueValueMetrics.org. Peter Drucker famously said: 'You manage what you measure', but it is also important to measure the things that matter.
TVA p3 00 TRUE VALUE ACCOUNTING for Triple Bottom Line reportingPeter Burgess
This document provides an overview of true value accounting and the need for better metrics to manage organizations and the economy for triple bottom line outcomes of profit, people, and planet. It discusses how traditional accounting focuses only on financial capital and ignores impacts on natural and human capital. It proposes accounting for multiple "capitals" including human capital, social capital, physical capital, institutional capital, knowledge capital, financial capital, and natural capital. Tracking changes in all types of capital could provide better feedback for managing complex socio-economic and environmental systems. The document is a work in progress towards developing a framework for true value accounting that integrates impacts across all dimensions.
True Value Accounting for Multi Dimension Management is an initiative to make it possible to use better metrics so that we have better outcomes for both people and the environment. The initiative is built on top of the methods traditionally associated with conventional double entry accountancy, but applied to everything that makes up the complex ubiquitous socio-enviro-economic system. We have amazing possibilities, but as long as money and greed are the dominant incentive with nothing else of importance being measured, it should be no surprise that the world is suffering from an accelerating race to the bottom. This can be changed, and one of the tools for this should be better metrics along the lines being described by TrueValueMetrics.org. Peter Drucker famously said: 'You manage what you measure', but it is also important to measure the things that matter.
MDIA p3-04-11-HUMAN CAPITAL ... PEOPLE Peter Burgess
Quality of Life for PEOPLE is at the primary PURPOSE of economic activity. The operation of everything is a means to this end. Conventional metrics do not give incentive to this purpose by divert resources and effort to the secondary purpose of business profit and financial wealth.
True Value Accounting for Multi Dimension Management is an initiative to make it possible to use better metrics so that we have better outcomes for both people and the environment. The initiative is built on top of the methods traditionally associated with conventional double entry accountancy, but applied to everything that makes up the complex ubiquitous socio-enviro-economic system. We have amazing possibilities, but as long as money and greed are the dominant incentive with nothing else of importance being measured, it should be no surprise that the world is suffering from an accelerating race to the bottom. This can be changed, and one of the tools for this should be better metrics along the lines being described by TrueValueMetrics.org. Peter Drucker famously said: 'You manage what you measure', but it is also important to measure the things that matter.
MDIA p3 FINANCIAL CAPITAL - 150420 - 160606Peter Burgess
MDIA ... Multi Dimension Impact Accounting ... takes into consideration the impact of everything, not just money. MDIA helps to change the decision dynamic so that social and environmental impact is taken into consideration as well as the impact on profit and financial capital. Stakeholders are increasingly aware of the negative externalities that are associated the creation of financial wealth and investors will be well advised to take note.
The document discusses issues with the current monetary system and proposes an alternative "Multi Dimension Impact Accounting" system. Some key points:
- Money has become divorced from physical constraints and is now increasingly abstract. It is a poor measure of wealth and impact.
- Alternative currencies currently exist on small scales but could be expanded to better value positive impacts outside traditional monetary exchanges.
- To treat impact seriously like money, a new system is needed to measure, account for, and store different types of impact value over time, similar to financial systems. The author seeks collaboration to develop such a Multi Dimension Impact Accounting system.
SIZE MATTERS 1 ... OVERVIEW
A workshop at MIT to link mathematics with the realities of a very complex global integrated socio-enviro-economic system that has been very badly served by money as a metric and a dangerously simplified financial system.
We have released the Community Relations Report 2022, "'PEACE COIN' to Circulate Social Capital."
It explains how PEACE COIN is related to Social Capital, to which we place great importance, in an easy-to-understand Q&A format.
Although PEACE COIN is a closed beta version so far, it is being adopted to communities around the world.
Some of the actual issues that can be solved by introducing and circulating PEACE COIN are also provided in this report.
For inquiries about the introduction of PEACE COIN, please contact us; contact@peace-coin.org
This file explains the sole causes but also the sole great solutions for the economic crisis. What is needed, is MORE money. Which can be reached in SIMPLE ways by means of my innovation for our money systems, mentioned and explained in my draft book being uploaded at www.scribd.com/wberendsen. It is the lowest file uploaded there.
In this article we will be discussing the significance of financial planning, how every individual must – must make effective use of money, and why/how the professional may consider this as another unique area of service to use their expertise for
This document outlines Peter Burgess's perspective on multi-dimensional impact accounting. It discusses the need to consider impacts on people, planet and profit when measuring organizational performance, rather than just focusing on financial metrics. Currently, accounting ignores externalities and effects outside the reporting boundary. The document proposes a framework that accounts for both positive and negative impacts on all elements of the socio-environmental-economic system, using measures beyond just money, to properly capture an organization's total performance and progress over time.
Basic explanation of the rift between financial accounting vs. how we directly track those things in life that (health, trust, etc.). Introduces Intangible Assets and gives a hint of what's going on currently in this area.
Using Behavioral Economics to Unlock Workforce Engagement James Sillery
In an interview, an executive said the following, "Today, the greatest challenge that a company can face is a lack of engagement… and not to be aware of the situation". But on average, the majority of employees in any given company are, to some degree, disengaged. This presentation, given at the TCHRA Spring Conference, looks at the underlying causes and presents practical solutions.
This document discusses human capital accounting and quantification. It suggests that while conventional wisdom says human capital cannot be quantified, it must be done to properly account for it in economic analysis. It explores valuing things like babies and deaths, operating costs and depreciation of human capital similar to equipment. It also discusses the impact and contributions of human capital through paid work and unpaid activities that benefit society. The document calls for collaboration on further developing multi-dimensional impact accounting.
Growth is perhaps the most important metric in the modern economy, but it is a very bad measure of economic and social performance for many reasons. More does not mean better. Quality has value as well as quantity. In a shortage environment more does mean better, but that does not hold when there are endemic surpluses. A more does not mean better when there are constraints such as those that are posed by environmental issues. The system is complex and better metrics are needed in order to get the best possible results.
TVA for TBL Part 2 of 2 version of 151231Peter Burgess
True Value Accounting (TVA) is a better metric for the modern global socio-enviro-economic system. It is an accounting system that incorporates impact of economic activity on people and planet as rigorously as conventional accounting accounts for business profit performance. When TVA is fully implemented it will be significantly more important for everyone who makes decisions to make better decisions from the most insignificant individuals who make up most of the world's people to the rich a powerful 'C' suite executives and powerful bankers, politicians and policy makers who control the levers of conventional power.
Part 1 has 3 sections:
1 ... INTRODUCTION AND CONTEXT
2 ... THERE ARE BETTER WAYS
3 ... SYSTEM OF MANY DIMENSIONS
Part 2 has 7 sections:
4 ... BETTER METRICS
5 ... MULTIPLE PERSPECTIVES
6 ... PEOPLE
7 ... NATURE
8 ... PLACE
9 ... ORGANIZATION
10 ... PRODUCT
True Value Accounting for Multi Dimension Management is an initiative to make it possible to use better metrics so that we have better outcomes for both people and the environment. The initiative is built on top of the methods traditionally associated with conventional double entry accountancy, but applied to everything that makes up the complex ubiquitous socio-enviro-economic system. We have amazing possibilities, but as long as money and greed are the dominant incentive with nothing else of importance being measured, it should be no surprise that the world is suffering from an accelerating race to the bottom. This can be changed, and one of the tools for this should be better metrics along the lines being described by TrueValueMetrics.org. Peter Drucker famously said: 'You manage what you measure', but it is also important to measure the things that matter.
WHY, HOW, WHAT for TrueValueMetrics and True Value Accounting (TVA) summarizes the journey that is resulting in the development of this metrics system. Peter Drucker famously said, you manage what you measure, but it is also critical to measure the right things and do it in the right way. The best management information is quick, low cost, and good enough to get good decision made most of the time.
True Value Accounting for Multi Dimension Management is an initiative to make it possible to use better metrics so that we have better outcomes for both people and the environment. The initiative is built on top of the methods traditionally associated with conventional double entry accountancy, but applied to everything that makes up the complex ubiquitous socio-enviro-economic system. We have amazing possibilities, but as long as money and greed are the dominant incentive with nothing else of importance being measured, it should be no surprise that the world is suffering from an accelerating race to the bottom. This can be changed, and one of the tools for this should be better metrics along the lines being described by TrueValueMetrics.org. Peter Drucker famously said: 'You manage what you measure', but it is also important to measure the things that matter.
TVA p3 00 TRUE VALUE ACCOUNTING for Triple Bottom Line reportingPeter Burgess
This document provides an overview of true value accounting and the need for better metrics to manage organizations and the economy for triple bottom line outcomes of profit, people, and planet. It discusses how traditional accounting focuses only on financial capital and ignores impacts on natural and human capital. It proposes accounting for multiple "capitals" including human capital, social capital, physical capital, institutional capital, knowledge capital, financial capital, and natural capital. Tracking changes in all types of capital could provide better feedback for managing complex socio-economic and environmental systems. The document is a work in progress towards developing a framework for true value accounting that integrates impacts across all dimensions.
True Value Accounting for Multi Dimension Management is an initiative to make it possible to use better metrics so that we have better outcomes for both people and the environment. The initiative is built on top of the methods traditionally associated with conventional double entry accountancy, but applied to everything that makes up the complex ubiquitous socio-enviro-economic system. We have amazing possibilities, but as long as money and greed are the dominant incentive with nothing else of importance being measured, it should be no surprise that the world is suffering from an accelerating race to the bottom. This can be changed, and one of the tools for this should be better metrics along the lines being described by TrueValueMetrics.org. Peter Drucker famously said: 'You manage what you measure', but it is also important to measure the things that matter.
MDIA p3-04-11-HUMAN CAPITAL ... PEOPLE Peter Burgess
Quality of Life for PEOPLE is at the primary PURPOSE of economic activity. The operation of everything is a means to this end. Conventional metrics do not give incentive to this purpose by divert resources and effort to the secondary purpose of business profit and financial wealth.
True Value Accounting for Multi Dimension Management is an initiative to make it possible to use better metrics so that we have better outcomes for both people and the environment. The initiative is built on top of the methods traditionally associated with conventional double entry accountancy, but applied to everything that makes up the complex ubiquitous socio-enviro-economic system. We have amazing possibilities, but as long as money and greed are the dominant incentive with nothing else of importance being measured, it should be no surprise that the world is suffering from an accelerating race to the bottom. This can be changed, and one of the tools for this should be better metrics along the lines being described by TrueValueMetrics.org. Peter Drucker famously said: 'You manage what you measure', but it is also important to measure the things that matter.
MDIA p3 FINANCIAL CAPITAL - 150420 - 160606Peter Burgess
MDIA ... Multi Dimension Impact Accounting ... takes into consideration the impact of everything, not just money. MDIA helps to change the decision dynamic so that social and environmental impact is taken into consideration as well as the impact on profit and financial capital. Stakeholders are increasingly aware of the negative externalities that are associated the creation of financial wealth and investors will be well advised to take note.
The document discusses issues with the current monetary system and proposes an alternative "Multi Dimension Impact Accounting" system. Some key points:
- Money has become divorced from physical constraints and is now increasingly abstract. It is a poor measure of wealth and impact.
- Alternative currencies currently exist on small scales but could be expanded to better value positive impacts outside traditional monetary exchanges.
- To treat impact seriously like money, a new system is needed to measure, account for, and store different types of impact value over time, similar to financial systems. The author seeks collaboration to develop such a Multi Dimension Impact Accounting system.
SIZE MATTERS 1 ... OVERVIEW
A workshop at MIT to link mathematics with the realities of a very complex global integrated socio-enviro-economic system that has been very badly served by money as a metric and a dangerously simplified financial system.
We have released the Community Relations Report 2022, "'PEACE COIN' to Circulate Social Capital."
It explains how PEACE COIN is related to Social Capital, to which we place great importance, in an easy-to-understand Q&A format.
Although PEACE COIN is a closed beta version so far, it is being adopted to communities around the world.
Some of the actual issues that can be solved by introducing and circulating PEACE COIN are also provided in this report.
For inquiries about the introduction of PEACE COIN, please contact us; contact@peace-coin.org
This file explains the sole causes but also the sole great solutions for the economic crisis. What is needed, is MORE money. Which can be reached in SIMPLE ways by means of my innovation for our money systems, mentioned and explained in my draft book being uploaded at www.scribd.com/wberendsen. It is the lowest file uploaded there.
In this article we will be discussing the significance of financial planning, how every individual must – must make effective use of money, and why/how the professional may consider this as another unique area of service to use their expertise for
This document outlines Peter Burgess's perspective on multi-dimensional impact accounting. It discusses the need to consider impacts on people, planet and profit when measuring organizational performance, rather than just focusing on financial metrics. Currently, accounting ignores externalities and effects outside the reporting boundary. The document proposes a framework that accounts for both positive and negative impacts on all elements of the socio-environmental-economic system, using measures beyond just money, to properly capture an organization's total performance and progress over time.
Basic explanation of the rift between financial accounting vs. how we directly track those things in life that (health, trust, etc.). Introduces Intangible Assets and gives a hint of what's going on currently in this area.
Using Behavioral Economics to Unlock Workforce Engagement James Sillery
In an interview, an executive said the following, "Today, the greatest challenge that a company can face is a lack of engagement… and not to be aware of the situation". But on average, the majority of employees in any given company are, to some degree, disengaged. This presentation, given at the TCHRA Spring Conference, looks at the underlying causes and presents practical solutions.
Lecture slide titled Fraud Risk Mitigation, Webinar Lecture Delivered at the Society for West African Internal Audit Practitioners (SWAIAP) on Wednesday, November 8, 2023.
Financial Assets: Debit vs Equity Securities.pptxWrito-Finance
financial assets represent claim for future benefit or cash. Financial assets are formed by establishing contracts between participants. These financial assets are used for collection of huge amounts of money for business purposes.
Two major Types: Debt Securities and Equity Securities.
Debt Securities are Also known as fixed-income securities or instruments. The type of assets is formed by establishing contracts between investor and issuer of the asset.
• The first type of Debit securities is BONDS. Bonds are issued by corporations and government (both local and national government).
• The second important type of Debit security is NOTES. Apart from similarities associated with notes and bonds, notes have shorter term maturity.
• The 3rd important type of Debit security is TRESURY BILLS. These securities have short-term ranging from three months, six months, and one year. Issuer of such securities are governments.
• Above discussed debit securities are mostly issued by governments and corporations. CERTIFICATE OF DEPOSITS CDs are issued by Banks and Financial Institutions. Risk factor associated with CDs gets reduced when issued by reputable institutions or Banks.
Following are the risk attached with debt securities: Credit risk, interest rate risk and currency risk
There are no fixed maturity dates in such securities, and asset’s value is determined by company’s performance. There are two major types of equity securities: common stock and preferred stock.
Common Stock: These are simple equity securities and bear no complexities which the preferred stock bears. Holders of such securities or instrument have the voting rights when it comes to select the company’s board of director or the business decisions to be made.
Preferred Stock: Preferred stocks are sometime referred to as hybrid securities, because it contains elements of both debit security and equity security. Preferred stock confers ownership rights to security holder that is why it is equity instrument
<a href="https://www.writofinance.com/equity-securities-features-types-risk/" >Equity securities </a> as a whole is used for capital funding for companies. Companies have multiple expenses to cover. Potential growth of company is required in competitive market. So, these securities are used for capital generation, and then uses it for company’s growth.
Concluding remarks
Both are employed in business. Businesses are often established through debit securities, then what is the need for equity securities. Companies have to cover multiple expenses and expansion of business. They can also use equity instruments for repayment of debits. So, there are multiple uses for securities. As an investor, you need tools for analysis. Investment decisions are made by carefully analyzing the market. For better analysis of the stock market, investors often employ financial analysis of companies.
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After this first you should: Understand the nature of mining; have an awareness of the industry’s boundaries, corporate structure and size; appreciation the complex motivations and objectives of the industries’ various participants; know how mineral reserves are defined and estimated, and how they evolve over time.
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Independent Study - College of Wooster Research (2023-2024) FDI, Culture, Glo...AntoniaOwensDetwiler
"Does Foreign Direct Investment Negatively Affect Preservation of Culture in the Global South? Case Studies in Thailand and Cambodia."
Do elements of globalization, such as Foreign Direct Investment (FDI), negatively affect the ability of countries in the Global South to preserve their culture? This research aims to answer this question by employing a cross-sectional comparative case study analysis utilizing methods of difference. Thailand and Cambodia are compared as they are in the same region and have a similar culture. The metric of difference between Thailand and Cambodia is their ability to preserve their culture. This ability is operationalized by their respective attitudes towards FDI; Thailand imposes stringent regulations and limitations on FDI while Cambodia does not hesitate to accept most FDI and imposes fewer limitations. The evidence from this study suggests that FDI from globally influential countries with high gross domestic products (GDPs) (e.g. China, U.S.) challenges the ability of countries with lower GDPs (e.g. Cambodia) to protect their culture. Furthermore, the ability, or lack thereof, of the receiving countries to protect their culture is amplified by the existence and implementation of restrictive FDI policies imposed by their governments.
My study abroad in Bali, Indonesia, inspired this research topic as I noticed how globalization is changing the culture of its people. I learned their language and way of life which helped me understand the beauty and importance of cultural preservation. I believe we could all benefit from learning new perspectives as they could help us ideate solutions to contemporary issues and empathize with others.
STREETONOMICS: Exploring the Uncharted Territories of Informal Markets throug...sameer shah
Delve into the world of STREETONOMICS, where a team of 7 enthusiasts embarks on a journey to understand unorganized markets. By engaging with a coffee street vendor and crafting questionnaires, this project uncovers valuable insights into consumer behavior and market dynamics in informal settings."
2. CONTEXT
This slideset is a Work-in-Progress
and will be updated from time to time.
It is part of a series that aims to
enable better metrics for the complex
socio-enviro-economic system that
we all live in. Metrics are powerful,
but they must be the right metrics.
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5. Being alive as a human being is really a big deal.
In a system of metrics that makes sense, a person
is an asset. At the same time this asset has a cost
to maintain, and a value because of what this
asset can contribute to society.
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6. In the nature of things, a human being only lives
for a short number of years … rarely more than
100. There is a fact of depreciation of the asset
over this time … or usually shorter.
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7. In a lifetime a person will go through several
phases, each of which is different in terms of
costs (inputs required) and contributions made.
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8. There are a variety of feedback loops that change
the trajectory of a person's life from childhood, to
adult life, to being an elder. A life is impacted by
the surroundings, both natural and man made.
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9. Quantification of Human Capital – Life Units
A unit of measure for quality of life may be driven
by reference to the value of life itself. There is life,
and there is quality of life. The value of life should
not be directly related to a money unit, but be
defined independently from money. The unit could
be defined as 1 life = 1 million life units.
Everything to do with quality of life is associated to
this unit.
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11. When all is said and done, the thing that people
care about the most is people … and mostly
themselves. Society and the economy is made up
of people organized in various ways and for
various quite different purposes and goals.
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12. Money profit accounting has made it possible
for ownership of money and wealth to become
proxies for success.
True Value Accounting for the person gives a lot
more clarity about the true state of the person
and the performance of the person both for
themselves and their role in making society and
the world a better place.
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13. TVA is a better way for people to account to
themselves for their progress and performance.
The idea that being wealthy is the only goal in life,
is such a diminution of what people want and are
capable of … and misses completely the value of
what people can contribute to society.
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14. There is a whole lot of life that is good and
valuable, but never expressed in terms of money
and money transactions. People have passion,
energy and ideas that are of enormous potential
… but ignored in policy formulation that gets
driven by the conventional metrics around
organizational performance and GDP growth.
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15. It is, however, impossible to account for these
things when they are not quantified. The idea that
these important things only have value when they
are transacted for money is absurd.
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17. It is now recognized that the most important
phase of human development is in very early life
… before the age of (say) 4. During this time the
human brain is developing at its fastest. During
this time the value of parenting is huge with a
value that persists for a lifetime.
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18. Rapid human development continues throughout
childhood. Children learn in many ways during
their childhood, some of it through formal
education but a very large part by informal
interaction with their surroundings.
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19. Family and friends are a big part of this, and also
the neighborhood and the larger community.
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21. A child gets value from parenting. A parent gives
value by parenting. This is one of the most
important inter-generational cycles in the system,
and absolutely must be valued appropriately.
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22. Different cultures approach parenting in different
ways, but it is vital for healthy society that parents
are able to give their best to parenting.
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24. Seniors need more of some things and less of
others. They probably need more healthcare but
they need less of many other material goods.
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25. Seniors have experience that should be shared
with younger people … it is sometimes called
wisdom.
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27. A person as an investor wants a business to be
earning a good profit and increasing in value. To
the extent that profit conflicts with impact on
people and planet, the goal of the investor will
tend to that which increases the value of the
investment.
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28. As long as the metrics for determining value
ignore impact on people and planet, the typical
business will be obliged to maximize profit no
matter what the impact on people and planet.
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32. A person as a manager has to function within the
strategic goals and culture of the organization.
Where the goals and culture incorporate metrics
about people and planet as well as profit, then the
manager can function in one way, but where the
only metric is corporate profit, then a different
behavior is required.
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34. A person as an employee wants to have as big a
wage as possible while the company as employer
wants the payroll to be as small as possible. This
tension has existed since the beginning of time,
with the balance of power shifting all the time.
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35. Since the 1970s rapidly increasing productivity
has moved the balance in favor of the employer
who can now produce more with less labor. As
long as the only metric is profit, then labor will be
increasingly at a disadvantage.
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36. In the long run as labor is more and more
diminished, then eventually markets for products
is diminished and eventually profits diminish …
but as Keynes famously said “In the long run we
are dead!”
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38. As a customer, a person wants a good product at
a low price. The company with only profit
orientation wants to sell a product that has a low
cost and a high price.
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39. When there is a True Value perspective, then
issues like the impact on people and society and
the environment can be taken into consideration.
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40. With only money profit accounting, the
customer buys product which creates revenue
which is a component of profit. The more sales
that are made to customers the better
With TVA people need some goods to satisfy
needs. Quality of life is not merely about more
'stuff'. Some customers are short of both
money and the things they need, but many
customers with money have excess stuff and
are simply adding to WASTE
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41. In a money profit accounting regime, advertising is
used to inform the customer in a manner that is all
about selling the company's products. The more
the better. More sales, more profit.
With TVA and when customers are well informed
about products and the IMPACT that products have
on their own quality of life and on everything else, it
is customers that will be in control and make the
difference.
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43. The purpose of all economic activity is to enable a
better quality of life and standard of living. For a
very long time a 'better' quality of life has been
assumed to be a result of being more wealthy,
and the metrics of performance in the modern
economy have this as a foundational element.
Quality of life is much more nuanced than this,
and effective metrics are going to have to take this
into consideration.
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44. In the end, progress and performance should
be evaluated based on the impact an economic
activity has on people (society) together with
the long term impact on the environment
(planet).
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45. CONCLUDING THOUGHT
Many initiatives are going forward to improve
acccess to key data. True Value Accounting (TVA)
complements many of these initiatives. More detail
about TVA are available on the website:
TrueValueMetrics website.
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47. LINKS
1. INTRODUCTION AND CONTEXT
2. SYSTEM OF MANY DIMENSIONS
3. MULTIPLE PERSPECTIVES
4. THERE ARE BETTER WAYS
5. BETTER MEASURES
6. ORGANIZATION
7. PLACE
8. NATURE
9. PEOPLE
10. PRODUCT
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48. REMINDER
This slideset is A WORK-IN-PROGRESS. It will be
upgraded periodically. It is part of a series of more than
100 slidesets. Navigation to these is available here:
http://www.truevaluemetrics.org/DBadmin/DBtxt001.php?vv1=N1-Slidesets-p3
More about the True Value Metrics initiative is at:
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FEEDBACK is welcome. Please email to Peter Burgess …
peterbnyc@gmail.com … with a catchy phrase in the
subject line so that it gets attention, and please identify
the specific slideset(s) or webpage involved.
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49. THANK YOU
Some links and contact information:
Email Peter Burgess … peterbnyc@gmail.com
Peter Burgess LinkedIn profile
https://www.linkedin.com/in/peterburgess1
Link to TrueValueMetrics.org website
http://www.truevaluemetrics.org/
Link to navigation to other resources:
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