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The world has become more economically, if not politically, interdependent, and a double-dip recession in the U.S. or Europe would clearly affect China and the entire Asia-Pacific.
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In a highly interdependent world, such an event could fuel a domino (Lehman-style) effect, with big losses for major credit institutions.
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Since most leaders remain comfortable managing only what they can measure, in a more interdependent world it has become important to develop a new framework for analyzing, and an independently confirmable method for measuring, how organizations operate and relate to society, how their people behave and make decisions.
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