What if (1):

March 7, 2009

  • Conspicuous consumption goes out of fashion.
  • Politicians put the common good before the private purse.
  • We use personal instincts for trust rather than rating agencies.
  • Contentment became more important than a new BMW.
  • Scientific advances prioritised helping humanity rather than shareholders.
  • Bankers felt honoured to be entrusted with our money.
  • Tabloid editors realise that shareholders are taxpayers too.
  • Knowledge capital were more important than financial capital.
  • Social networks stayed that way.

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