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The Era of Absolutel |
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Only 30 years ago, it seemed inconceivable that most American households would have their own computers. |
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Multipliers: How the |
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ÀúÀÚ | Liz Wiseman, Greg Mckeown |
ÃâÆÇ»ç | HarperBusiness |
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The Money, Freedom, |
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What do the fabled chief executives of top corporations do when they retire? |
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America"s Moral |
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Anyone who watches television or goes to the movies is aware that traditional moral standards are out of place in Hollywood¡¯s version of America. Television shows like Desperate Housewives and The Sopranos, and films like Brokeback Mountain would make you think traditional standards of fidelity, honesty, and sexuality are as out-of-step with 21st century America as horse collars and mechanical adding machines. But do Hollywood¡¯s products reflect cultural values in the real world? |
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"Helicopter Parents" |
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It might not surprise you to hear that the average parent spends $2,200 per child each year on food, housing, education, and spending money. But, it might startle you to learn that the ¡°children¡± being supported are aged 18 to 34. |
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