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by john naisbitt ( author), patricia aburdene ( author) 4. this sequel to 1982' s megatrends predicts a booming global economy, women' s achievement of parity with men. communication- based economy; a manufacturing intensive labor. pdf_ module_ version 0. warner books, 1982 ( with patricia aburdene) reinventing the corporation: transforming your job and your company for the new information society. details america' s shift from industrial production to. warner books, 1985 ( with patricia aburdene) megatrends : ten new directions for the 1990s. by the year, it will probably be employing 4 million textile workers, whereas textile employment in south korea and taiwan will remain about steady, and in hong kong will decrease by 25 percent. this follow- up to megatrends is a social forecast for the. in fact, textile employ- ment decreased in hong kong for the first time ever in 1979. contrast between births declining in rich countries and the ‘ populatron bomb’ in poorer ones 2. john naisbitt published the international bestsellers re- inventing the corporation in 1985, megatrends in 1990, which was published in 32 countries and was the number one bestseller in the u. william & morrow company, inc. pdf | on, gisela taschner goldenstein published megatrends : ten megatrends 2000 john naisbitt pdf new directions for the 1990' s | find, read and cite all the research you need on researchgate. 834 looking for the real ‘ megatrends table 4. megatrends: ten new directions transforming our lives, issue 158. 241 ratings15 reviews. megatrends : ten new directions transforming our lives : naisbitt, john : free download, borrow, and streaming : internet archive. an invaluable guide to a rapidly changing world nearly two decades have passed since. megatrends: ten new directions transforming our lives. publication date february 1996 publisher smithmark publishers collection. the global economic boom of the 1990' s - - renaissance in the arts - - the emergence of free- market socialism - - global lifestyles and cultural nationalism 2000 - - the privatization of the welfare state - - the rise of the pacific rim - - the 2000 1990' s: decade of women in leadership - - the. publication date. see all formats and editions. morrow, 1990 - forecasting - 384 pages. includes bibliographical references ( p. based on current trends, he forecasts that we. istic corporation - the naisbitt. are moving from: ( a) an industrial to. harpercollins, - business & economics - 416 pages. futures october 1993. all that is now required is for society’ s perceptions to catch up with reality. an invaluable guide to a rapidly changing world nearly two decades have passed since thepublication of the groundbreaking national bestsellermegatrends- - and a remarkable number of itscontroversial prophecies have come to pass. the transformation from the industrial society to the information society has already occurred. john naisbitt, a struggling business consultant and trend watcher who in 1982 hit it big with “ megatrends, ” a book that galvanized a country just emerging from a gut- wrenching. megatrends : ten new directions for the 1990' s. force to a high tech labor force bal- anced with an emphasis on human. warner books, 1982 - social indicators - 290 pages. the world is in the middle of great transformation - from an industrial era to megatrends 2000 john naisbitt pdf an information. group, broadly outlines 10 major trends that portend the future. megatrends by john naisbitt. megatrends by john naisbitt, 1982, warner books edition, in english. john naisbitt, patricia aburdene. , japan, and germany, and megatrends for women in 1992 ( co- authored with patricia aburdene). 50trends shaping the world ( cetron and davies) population 1. this follow- up to megatrends is a social forecast for the 1990s, identifying and describing trends already in evidence, as well as their social, political, cultural, and economic context.