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Journal of Teaching in Travel & Tourism, 2004
Abstract We are living at an exciting time when technological dreams are coming true. Miniaturization and mass marketing are lowering the cost of owning computers that are increasing exponentially in power and speed. Better software is enabling people to become creators, as opposed to consumers, of content.
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Abstract We are living at an exciting time when technological dreams are coming true. Miniaturization and mass marketing are lowering the cost of owning computers that are increasing exponentially in power and speed. Better software is enabling people to become creators, as opposed to consumers, of content.
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Pacific-Basin Finance Journal, 1997
The growth rate in futures volume has leveled off worldwide, and the market share of the U.S. exchanges has declined. In a period of limited growth, the competition for market share between the open-outcry exchanges and their competitors—the OTC market and the electronic trading systems—will intensify.
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The growth rate in futures volume has leveled off worldwide, and the market share of the U.S. exchanges has declined. In a period of limited growth, the competition for market share between the open-outcry exchanges and their competitors—the OTC market and the electronic trading systems—will intensify.
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Building individual futures capacity through transformative futures learning
Futures, 2021Laura Pouru-Mikkola
exaly
Estimating the connectedness of commodity futures using a network approach
Journal of Futures Markets, 2020Binqing Xiao, Libing Fang, Honghai Yu
exaly
2019
This chapter concludes the book with a discussion of the “future of the future,” or how our evolving view of the future will shape actual futures—and what current events might hobble our ability to foresee. It discusses corporate short-termism, democratizing technologies and wealth inequality, the nature of karma, and finally, happiness.
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This chapter concludes the book with a discussion of the “future of the future,” or how our evolving view of the future will shape actual futures—and what current events might hobble our ability to foresee. It discusses corporate short-termism, democratizing technologies and wealth inequality, the nature of karma, and finally, happiness.
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