Everywhere we look, says former White House advisor, Charles Kolb, the U.S. seems to be driven by short term thinking and short term decision making. 

SHORT TERMISM has become the mindset of corporate America and a value embedded in American culture.

Everywhere we look, says former White House advisor, Charles Kolb, the U.S. seems to be driven by short term thinking and short term decision making. SHORT TERMISM has become the mindset of corporate America and a value embedded in American culture.

As Americas Fixation on the Short Term Erodes U.S. Competitiveness and Shareholder Value Is there a Silver Lining for Global Competitors?

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As Americas Fixation on the Short Term Erodes U.S. Competitiveness and Shareholder Value Is there a Silver Lining for Global Competitors?

As Americas Fixation on the Short Term Erodes U.S. Competitiveness and Shareholder Value Is there a Silver Lining for Global Competitors?