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The new economics
Book • 1994
In this book, W. Edwards Deming outlines the Deming System of Profound Knowledge, which consists of four parts: appreciation for a system, knowledge about variation, theory of knowledge, and psychology.
Deming argues for a transformation from a competitive to a cooperative management style, which he believes increases productivity, quality, and people's joy in work and learning.
The book advises against performance reviews and grades, and encourages a deeper understanding of systems rather than individual performance.
The third edition includes a new chapter and case studies explaining the relevance and implementation of Deming's management method.
Deming argues for a transformation from a competitive to a cooperative management style, which he believes increases productivity, quality, and people's joy in work and learning.
The book advises against performance reviews and grades, and encourages a deeper understanding of systems rather than individual performance.
The third edition includes a new chapter and case studies explaining the relevance and implementation of Deming's management method.
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as the source of the episode title for episode 10.


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as the author of several books on economics.


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in the introduction as the central figure whose teachings are explored in the podcast.

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when discussing the evolution of quality improvement thinking.

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as a book containing a diagram on forces of destruction.

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