Positive Sum: Recent Episodes
Scott Harvey
Climate Change, Economic Inequality, and Historic Social Inequities are examples of some systemic issues that pose substantial risk to the current social contract, the global economic system, and capital markets.
Any lasting solution requires a rethink about how we allocated resource to promote positive sum reciprocations. Optimizing for such types of reciprocations should lead to higher investment and economic returns over the long run.
All episodes are for academic purposes only. This is not financial advice. They are a product of proprietary research produced by Scott Harvey.
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An overview of my paper's outline so far!
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Some additional thoughts I have been having recently.
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In this episode I talk about social capital and its role within the Positive Sum framework. Social Capital is fundamental to what I am trying to do and it relates to human capital and physical capital. There is also a link to the triple bottom line which I discuss in the latter half of the episode. In the coming weeks I will be learning more about Valero and will be assessing the company along these lines as well.
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Join me as I continue the conversation about Valero and define my approach to the triple bottom line during this project.
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For the next few months, I will be studying Valero to understand its true value as a company using the positive sum framework.
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As many systemic issues face the US and the World's countries, we need a new paradigm for a new economy. A positive sum social contract exists at the foundation of this new economy. It promotes social and environmental sustainability while also supporting new institutions to help us get there. Listen to this episode to learn more about what the social contract is. In the first part, I explained what my perspective about positive sum.
What We Owe Each Other: A New Social Contract for a Better Society by Minouche Shafik
What We Owe Each Other: a new social contract | LSE Festival Online Event
Why Nations Fail: The Origins of Power, Prosperity, and Poverty by Daron Acemoglu & James A. Robinson
Hxaro Exchange is on page 130 of The Dobe Ju/ ’hoansi by Richard Lee
This episode was produced by Scott Harvey. Please connect via email (positivesum_pod@outlook.com) to ask questions, share interest in the podcast, or indicate desire to collaborate.
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As many systemic issues face the US and the World's countries, we need a new paradigm for a new economy. A positive sum social contract exists at the foundation of this new economy. It promotes social and environmental sustainability while also supporting new institutions to help us get there. Listen to this episode to learn more about what positive sum means. In the second part, I will follow up explaining what a social contract is.
This episode was produced by Scott Harvey. Please connect via email (positivesum_pod@outlook.com) to ask questions, share interest in the podcast, or indicate desire to collaborate.
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Welcome! Please listen to this episode before any others.
I provide a brief overview of this podcast's mission. It is very important to listen to this episode first before moving on to others. The topics discussed in each episode of this podcast build over time. The earliest episodes are introductory and represent a starting point. As time passes, I will be going in many different directions.
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