If you’re seeking riches in the global economy, remember: It’s not just about the money.
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In this summary you will learn
- How the world economy evolved
- Why globalization has created dynamic change
- How to address the new economy’s ethical needs
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Why you should read Good Value
Depending on your perspective, HSBC Chairman Stephen Green’s analysis of the global economy and the moral ambiguities that will inevitably shape society’s evolution is either brilliant or convoluted. It may be both. Readers will applaud Green’s intellect as he draws from fertile philosophical, literary and religious sources to frame his take on civilization’s economic beginnings and development. The one drawback is that his obsession with detail and stylistic prose can sometimes obscure his fundamental points. Green ponders where society is headed in this age of globalization and economic uncertainty, and how people will adapt without compromising their humanity. getAbstract finds that his hopeful prescription positions him more as a philosopher than as a major banking executive, though he willingly shoulders both roles.
About the Author
Stephen Green, current chairman and former CEO of HSBC, is also chairman of the British Bankers’ Association and chair of the Prime Minister’s Business Council for Britain.
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