The Future Scenario for North America in the Year 2000

This paper presents the results and methodology of one attempt to forecast the future by collecting and analyzing the views of managers and executives from many Canadian associations. These results should prove of interest to all planners concerned with the North American environment. The prediction...

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Published in:Management International Review 1981-01, Vol.21 (1), p.8-19
Main Authors: Gillingham, David W., Loucks, Kenneth E.
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Business conditions
Conditions
Countries
Economic conditions
Economic trends
Energy resources
Families
Formal education
GNP
Gross National Product
Legalized gambling
Political
Population growth
Predictions
Questionnaires
Resource ownership
Social
Statistical forecasts
Third World
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Summary:This paper presents the results and methodology of one attempt to forecast the future by collecting and analyzing the views of managers and executives from many Canadian associations. These results should prove of interest to all planners concerned with the North American environment. The predictions made should prove to be a useful starting point for those organizations who have no other forecast of the future and whose business interests lead them in some way to be connected with this important continent.
ISSN:0025-181X
0938-8249
1861-8901