Far better, Son argues, to develop dozens of new companies every year and pack them with entrepreneurs who are given stock options as incentives and need little direction from the center.
Most men simply have not had as much time on their own, she argues, to develop the same competence and confidence.
A European cocoa industry executive added, "It is somewhat ironic that while European and American agriculture is protected, we should argue to developing countries that they should be fully exposed to the vagaries of the market".
So, good list, Forbes, but you left out the most important tools of all, the cognitive artifacts that have truly made us smart: writing and notational systems, objects of travel and information technology, which really picked up somewhere around the development of the telegraph, but could be argued to have developed earlier with the wide variety of signaling systems.
The Capsian is argued to have developed in situ in North Africa, marking a continuity from the Iberomaurusian and Oranian into the Capsian [ 21, 24, 26].
The only way to discourage the use of smallpox as a weapon, they argue, is to develop new antipox drugs and vaccines.
Although political exigencies imposed a degree of urgency on the implementation of the Government's program, Mayer continued to argue that to develop the human resources and community support for such a large scale expansion of projects would require years.
But Hwang argues that to develop networks of innovation, you must build tribes of trust. His set of rules he has entrepreneurs and investors and others sign: 1) Thou shalt break rules and dream.
Cater and Overlein [ 8] argue that to develop practice researchers need to involve children in their research and to focus on children's collectively shared experiences to improve children's services and lives.
Only the big-ticket TV series, it was argued, had space to develop intricate stories and convincing personalities.
