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World's headed for another Great Reset, says urban guru
Richard Florida says society is in 'the midst of a tectonic shift to a fundamentally new economic order, the shift from an industrial to an idea-driven economy.' It's headed for another Great Reset.
Richard Florida, the controversial and internationally-renowned urban thinker and bestselling author of The Rise of the Creative Class, a book that suggested a city's prosperity has a direct link to the number of "high bohemians" it attracts, is glass half-full kind of guy.
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World's headed for another Great Reset, says urban guru
Richard Florida says society is in 'the midst of a tectonic shift to a fundamentally new economic order, the shift from an industrial to an idea-driven economy.' It's headed for another Great Reset.
Richard Florida, the controversial and internationally-renowned urban thinker and bestselling author of The Rise of the Creative Class, a book that suggested a city's prosperity has a direct link to the number of "high bohemians" it attracts, is glass half-full kind of guy.
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