In contrast to the West, argues INSEAD's Gordon Redding, in China "a culture that transcends the individual is exceptionally rare".Another problem is that most Chinese businesses are broad rather than deep, preferring to diversify rather than concentrating on a core business.
Rather, they sought to diversify by buying different types of stocks, particularly those that were soaring — in emerging markets, for example.
Rather than seeking to diversify the study population in each study, would designing smaller studies with more homogenous study populations and replicating them in various geographic areas be more effective?
The thinktank rejects standard economic theory by claiming the countries most competitive in the global economy, such as Germany, tend to diversify rather than specialise in their exports.
We have shown that homologous domains tend to be randomly distributed amongst protein complexes and that duplicates therefore tend to diversify rather than remain involved in the same complex.
Lieberman et al. (2014) have recently suggested that pathogens such as Burkholderia dolosa causing chronic long-term infection of cystic fibrosis patients evolve through SNP generation leading to the emergence of new "lineages" that continue to diversify, rather than fixation of specific SNPs and replacement with successful variants.
"The approach is now to diversify supply, rather than relying on surface water," said Andrew Speers, industry programs manager of the Australian Water Association, the industry's main representative body.
Rather than using development aid to diversify crops, state-led production intensified coffee and cotton cultivation, rendering the economy vulnerable to fluctuating world market prices, displacing greater numbers of peasants from their lands, and increasing unemployment rates by replacing human labor with machinery.
Instead, it is desirable to diversify futures thinking and to consider emergent novelty rather than repeating conventional discourses [60].
And from what I've heard from CEOs, the smartest companies will continue to diversify their boards rather than "checking a box".
