Study of the Book of Revelation - Insights into Revelation 19
Delve into Revelation 19, where a great multitude proclaims "Hallelujah" as the Lord reigns, the marriage of the Lamb is celebrated, and the righteous acts of the saints are revealed. Witness the divine power, the wedding feast, and the exultant praise in this profound chapter. Explore the symbolism, significance, and spiritual truths embedded in the verses.
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Putting into practice a pro Putting into practice a pro- - sustainability industrial strategy sustainability industrial strategy and innovation policy and innovation policy David Bent tw:@davidbent e: david.bent.hazelwood@gmail.com w: http://bit.ly/davidbent @davidbent 1
Industrial strategy for a sustainable world Working definition: Any type of intervention or policy that attempts to improve the business environment or alter the structure of economic activity toward sectors, technologies and/or tasks that is expected to offer better prospects for putting the world on a sustainable footing than would occur in the absence of such interventions. Following OECD Beyond Industrial Policy 2013 @davidbent 2
Range of industrial strategies Politically allowable action Correct market-failure Correct system failure Laissez-faire Traditional Market-shaping -Infant industry support -Tilt landscape to generate positive network effects -Initiate and support clusters No need for an active industrial policy Stimulate certain sectors -Institutions for networking and collaboration -Support R&D, technology, education and other intangibles Following OECD Beyond Industrial Policy 2013 @davidbent 3
B. Understanding the context, global and specific C. Formulating policies/strategies in priority areas A. Understanding the pre-conditions D. Implementing 8. MISSIONS: 12. How implement each part of the strategy with the required guiding principles (e.g. accountability)? 4. What does 'a sustainable world' mean here? which innovation missions should you set, and how will you run each? 1. What is your purpose and what are your beliefs on how an economy changes? 9. HORIZONTALS: how will you craft the cross- cutting conditions that stimulate the appropriate investment and innovation? 5. What are global trends do you need to consider? 13. How can you keep adjusting to and replenishing the political mandate? 2. What is the political context you are operating in? 10. VERTICALS: what direction(s) are viable for each major sector, and how support appropriately? 6. What is your starting situation, and existing vision? 3. What approach and principles for formulating and implementing fits with your situation? 7. How can you use the formulation itself to make the policy successful (including obtaining long- term mandate)? 14. How can you evaluate, using that for improving and accountability? 11. GEOGRAPHIES: How enhance specific clusters and enable resilience everywhere? @davidbent 4
Putting into practice a pro Putting into practice a pro- - sustainability industrial strategy sustainability industrial strategy and innovation policy and innovation policy David Bent tw:@davidbent e: david.bent.hazelwood@gmail.com w: http://bit.ly/davidbent @davidbent 5
