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		<title>Ethonomics</title>
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As we all spin in through these crazy economic times, the cynical business world seems to have turned to this positive, &#8220;real&#8221; world of post-Obama rhetoric and out of it emerges the term &#8220;ethonomics&#8221;, used most recently by Fast Company (see link below). What good business school graduate isn&#8217;t lured by the idea that maybe [...]]]></description>
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As we all spin in through these crazy economic times, the cynical business world seems to have turned to this positive, &#8220;real&#8221; world of post-Obama rhetoric and out of it emerges the term &#8220;ethonomics&#8221;, used most recently by Fast Company (see link below). What good business school graduate isn&#8217;t lured by the idea that maybe out of these hard times we will be smarter, richer and (gasp!) better people?</p>
<p>Green business is no longer just a far-off dream. Nor is it solely about making hydrogen powered cars. It&#8217;s going to find it&#8217;s way into every facet of business and is a reality that is set to employee hundreds of thousands of Americans. And it&#8217;s not just about being green any more. It&#8217;s about being a good citizen. So where did all this &#8220;do-good-erness&#8221; come from? The easy answer would be what is known now as simply, Change.  Who doesn&#8217;t want to be a good citizen, with a president we believe in, trust and admire? President Obama has made being a good person, the truly global citizen &#8220;chic&#8221; again.</p>
<p><a href="http://www.fastcompany.com/blog/noah-robischon/editors-desk/what-ethonomics">http://www.fastcompany.com/blog/noah-robischon/editors-desk/what-ethonomics</a></p>
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