But the Asian model has had problems of its own.
Ms. Casta, who started her career as a model, has had tamer assignments.
The simple-looking business model has had its fair share of complications.
The so-called "Bread and Peace" model has had a pretty good track record and gets points for its simplicity.
The app, which covers only new models, has had poor reviews among those expecting used-car advice.
Congress paid for a number of machines, but specified that half be from each company, and the L-3 model has had a history of breakdowns.
But, when it comes to actually designing the machinery, the American model has had no takers — not among successful democracies, at any rate.
Sharon Goymer, resourcing manager for National Grid, says the growing trend for more values-driven business models has had a massive impact on recruitment.
That model has had a powerful impact, helping to discount the more collaborative aspects of innovation, but it is "completely dated," Ms. Baldwin said.
The One World model has had its share of prominent adherents, among them Albert Schweitzer, Jean-Paul Sartre, Albert Einstein and E. B. White.
