There’s a whole new way of getting things done. If you need an expert or an extra set of hands to perform a task, then crowdsource it. In this edition of BTalk business futurist Morris Miselowski explains how crowdsourcing works.
As you’ll hear, in many cases the crowd is being used to held create a solution they ultimately buy — even to the extent of building a motor vehicle. It’s given rise to the term “prosumer”.
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Hours from the shutdown solution; US retail shock; May defeated
Is the government shutdown hours from a resolution? What was the response to weak US retail sales? Does Theresa May’s latest defeat matter? And what will Christopher Kent have to say this morning? NAB’s David de Garis talks to me about a busy 24 hours.
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Monetary versus fiscal policy – which one works best?
I ask Prof Steve Keen if monetary policies ever worked – and isn’t there a danger of fiscal policy racking up too much debt?
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Go Home to Sonning, Theresa
Balls Radio suggests the timetable for Theresa May’s departure and looks at the small village of Sonning, where she will return to, eventually
