This chart shows that the pace of U.S. technology progress has dropped by one-third since 1982. Why? U.S. CEOs reduce R&D, harming productivity, and use the savings to spike profits over the next quarter or year to reap stock options. They sell the future...
This chart shows that the share of corporate R&D investment in long-term projects by Germany CEOs is three times higher than by US CEOs. It’s called short-termism, hurts investment and productivity, and results from weak, undemanding U.S. boards who pay without...
