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Taiwan created a space for innovation and reaped the benefits. Other economies should take note.

Jacob Fohtung

Taiwan created a space for innovation and reaped the benefits. Other economies should take note.

What was behind Taiwan's dominant presence in technology and annual growth of 7.5% between 1981-1995? How does it still remain one of the world’s economic powerhouses and a technology hub until today? One of the reason...

Sept 22, 2021

Jacob Fohtung

Three reasons anti-poverty programs don’t work, and how there’s a better way

Efosa Ojomo

Three reasons anti-poverty programs don’t work, and how there’s a better way

Why do so many anti-poverty programs not work? Perhaps being too focused on solving one problem, organizations miss out on the big picture of poverty as a systems problem. Based on our research at the Institute, there is...

Sept 14, 2021

Efosa Ojomo

The supreme importance of innovation theories

Efosa Ojomo

The supreme importance of innovation theories

Why out of the 80% of the companies that raise money on demo day at Y Combinator (YC), only 2% build successful companies? The theories we study at the Institute can help increase innovators' odds of success, especially ...

Sept 8, 2021

Efosa Ojomo

How Alibaba solved the trust problem on its platform and a model for companies in growth economies

Jacob Fohtung

How Alibaba solved the trust problem on its platform and a model for companies in growth economies

How can we solve unpredictability and unreliability while building businesses in growth economies? A framework that explains how different parts of a system fit together could serve as a guide.

Sept 7, 2021

Jacob Fohtung

Yes, the global middle class is growing, but the real growth opportunity is already here

Lincoln Wilcox

Yes, the global middle class is growing, but the real growth opportunity is already here

It’s a mistake for companies to wait for the populations of consumers in growth economies to enter the middle class before deciding to invest in them.

Aug 19, 2021

Lincoln Wilcox

Governments can’t—and shouldn’t—do it all. Entrepreneurs can help.

Efosa Ojomo

Governments can’t—and shouldn’t—do it all. Entrepreneurs can help.

If public officials in growth economies leverage the entrepreneurial community, they can accelerate progress toward prosperity.

Aug 12, 2021

Efosa Ojomo

How one organization is spearheading an insurance revolution in Brazil

Efosa Ojomo

How one organization is spearheading an insurance revolution in Brazil

Many who need insurance the most are those least likely to have it. In Brazil, Thinkseg is working to change that.

Aug 3, 2021

Efosa Ojomo

A new normal worth pursuing: Why COVID created the conditions to solve pervasive problems like poverty

Efosa Ojomo

A new normal worth pursuing: Why COVID created the conditions to solve pervasive problems like poverty

By harnessing the global community’s collective ability to solve difficult problems, we will emerge more capable than ever to combat poverty

July 26, 2021

Efosa Ojomo

Exit emerging economies, enter growth economies; a long-overdue name change

Efosa Ojomo

Exit emerging economies, enter growth economies; a long-overdue name change

Names matter. That is why moving forward, the Christensen Institute will refer to non-OECD countries as “growth economies”.

July 15, 2021

Efosa Ojomo

Not all charity is created equal: 3 questions charitable organizations need to ask themselves

Lincoln Wilcox

Not all charity is created equal: 3 questions charitable organizations need to ask themselves

Charitable organizations need to be thoughtful about their actions in order to ensure they have the positive impact they intend.

July 8, 2021

Lincoln Wilcox

Impact investing: A critical tool for unlocking new opportunities in emerging markets

Efosa Ojomo

Impact investing: A critical tool for unlocking new opportunities in emerging markets

Many promising emerging-market startups get overlooked by traditional investment firms. Could impact investing provide a solution?

June 30, 2021

Efosa Ojomo

3 water and sanitation innovations that could be game changers in advancing global health

Efosa Ojomo

3 water and sanitation innovations that could be game changers in advancing global health

Clean water and sanitation aren't luxury products, but they remain out of reach for billions of people. Check out how these clever innovators are enabling sustainable solutions.

June 24, 2021

Efosa Ojomo

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