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The Implications of Future and Theory This debate is based on Dr. Peter Ferdinand Drucker and his findings from The Near Future- Claudia Sanchez and Syed Ehsan Azam

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The Implications of Future and TheoryThis debate is based on Dr. Peter

Ferdinand Drucker and his findings from “The Near Future” - Claudia Sanchez and Syed Ehsan Azam

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Who is Dr. Peter Ferdinand Drucker

O Dr. Peter Ferdinand Drucker (born 1909) is known as the father of modern management.

O A prolific writer, business consultant and self-described “social ecologist”, and lecturer

O Survived WWI and WWII (Lived in Both EU and North American Society)

O Famous Professor and Business Consultant to Masatoshi Ito of Ito –Yokado Group

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Case O “Be it resolved that Peter

Drucker’s vision of the future of society is sound” – based on “The Near Future”

O Representing in favor of the findings from Dr. Peter Ferdinand Drucker and his logical, realistic assumptions

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First Case ArgumentO Current and future demographics of

shrinking younger population in Workforce and major predictions by 2050 is visible

O (FACT: Birth rate of females in China and Brazil is suffering from Live Births per woman of reproductive age is 2.2% less than the replacement rate its own)

O (FACT: USA, Australia and Japan is up Next to suffer the side effects of low birth rate 2050)

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Second Case

ArgumentImmigration and Its

Implications vs Pros and Cons (Fact: Germany will

have to Import 1M working age each year simply to maintain its

workforce, Fact: America prefers

immigrants that are younger with higher

reproductive rates is visible among them) both Legal

and illegal category

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Immigration and It’s implications

(Needed but Unwanted)• Dependencies among countries and

political ties may change based on these facts (Trade Barriers, Political threats at times)

• Immigrants can be taken advantage of at times as cheap labor (USA is a big example)

• Discrimination and crime rate can arise based on some theorists

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Immigration rate in U.S.A

Amount of immigration (%) Age Category

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Third Case ArgumentO Knowledge Based society – The theory

for solution of future demand of a workforce that is adverse and “UNISEX” without Age discrimination

O History shows example of Gender Discrimination (Knowledge based economy and workforce will create meaningful, unbiased and more freedom for individuals)

O Creates value for everyone – Purpose for everyone

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Change in Demography

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What does those charts mean how does it relate to Dr.

Drucker's findings?O “Economically, the decline in the young

population will change markets in fundamental ways”

O “Politically, This means that immigration will become and highly divisive issue in all rich countries”

O By 2030 at the latest, the age at which full retirement benefits start will have risen to the mid-70s in all developed countries, and benefits for healthy pensioners will be substantially lower than they are today.

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So.. What Else did he believe in?

O Knowledge is the Key to the futureO Knowledge based society creating

skilled job that we can already see examples of (More white color with less on manufacturing jobs)

O “Upward mobility potentially unlimited” -

O Knowledge is highly portable among both sex and it is a fact

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The EndO Citation : “Survey: The Near Future”,

Peter. Drucker, The Economist, November 2, 2001

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