“In all moments of major technological change, people, companies, and institutions feel the depth of the change, but they are often overwhelmed by it, out of sheer ignorance of its effects”. Being overwhelmed due to ignorance is precisely what we should avoid, particularly when it comes to how the many diverse communities that comprise modern society form, develop and relate to one another.”
― Klaus Schwab, The Fourth Industrial Revolution
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Accounting: The Language of Business - Vol. 2 (Intermediate: Part 145)
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