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Gør det selv-bog for alle, der ønsker at finde inspiration til en livsstil, der kombinerer simple living med fornuftige investeringsstrategier, og dermed over tid få mere luft i økonomien og mere frihed

Præsentation af grundtankerne i en kvalitativ tilgang til forståelsen af forbrugeradfærd. I stedet for at fokusere på køn og alder rettes blikket mod de forskellige livsfaser som forbrugere gennemlever - til brug som referenceramme i arbejdet med segmenter

Hver generation beskrives i en historisk, et nutidigt og et fremtidsperspektiv. Giver blandt andet indsigt og viden om, hvordan de forskellige generationer udfordrer og påvirker detailhandel, arbejdspladser og de offentlige systemer nu og i fremtiden

Forlagets beskrivelse: Andrew Keen was among the earliest to write about the dangers of the Internet to our culture and society. His most recent book, “The Internet Is Not the Answer”, was praised even by Kazuo Ishiguro in the “New Statesman” (UK), who called it “compelling,” “persuasive,” and “scary.” Keen’s new book, “How to Fix the Future”, based on research, analysis, and Keen’s own reporting in America and around the world, showcases global solutions for our digital predicament. After the huge changes of the Industrial Revolution, civilized societies remade nineteenth-century capitalism into a more humane version of itself, and Keen shows how we can do the same thing in the wake of the Digital Revolution. Keen identifies five broad strategies to tackle the digital future: competitive innovation, government regulation, consumer choice, social responsibility by business leaders, and education. Traveling the world in order to identify best (and worst) practices in these five areas, Keen moves from Estonia, where the cofounder of Skype and the forward-thinking president Toomas Ilves are forming a model for Internet digital governance, to Germany, whose automobile titans are acting carefully to navigate the future of self-driving cars, to Scandinavia, Korea, India, and, of course, Silicon Valley. Powerfully argued and deeply engaging, “How to Fix the Future” provides hope that the economic inequality, unemployment, cultural decay, war on privacy, and individual alienation that the digital upheaval is causing may still be solvable, and that the future may yet become something that we can look forward to.

Landbrug & Fødevarer har undersøgt danskernes holdning samt køb og brug af æg

Analyse af udviklingen i børns forbrugsmuligheder viser, at børns forbrugsmuligheder er vokset med 69 procent fra 1987 til 2018. Voksnes er vokset med 60 procent

Præsentation af nogle tal for udbredelsen af cannabis, årsagerne til brug af cannabis og konsekvenserne af cannabisindtag