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He specialized in economic development, focussing on the ways that companies make innovations in order to attain global dominance of their industries.

They encourage their teachers to make innovations in how they teach, to improve their own performance and that of their colleagues, and to pursue professional development.

“Openness, the courage to make innovations and speak one’s mind, as well as true willingness to coöperate are all essential elements. . . . We need a solid system of values as a compass for our daily work.”

Without vigorous competition, there is little incentive for those companies to keep prices down and to make innovations.

In Berger’s view, there’s a pressing need to re-discover the art of asking questions as a way to spark the fresh thinking needed to make innovations happen.