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If you know of any books or personally have read any that you would like to share with the hosiery industry, please send an email with the book title, author, publisher and any comments you would like to share to Vicki Camp, Contributing Editor, at vicki.camp@hosieryassociation.com.


Extreme Competition: Innovation and the Great 21st Century Business Reformation

By: Peter Fingar, MK Press, 2006

Peter Fingar is an internationally recognized expert on business strategy with over thirty years of hands-on experience at the intersection of business and technology. He’s the author of
six best-selling books.

Will Global Competition Destroy the
American Middle Class?

“The World Isn’t Flat, It’s Tilted,” Claims New Book.

Across the country, a growing number of Americans fear that they could be replaced by someone from a developing country. Recent polls indicate that millions of Americans are preoccupied with the outsourcing of American jobs and the threat of global economic competition. From board rooms to class rooms to kitchen tables and water coolers, globalization has become a hot topic of discussion and debate everywhere. “The world isn’t fl at as a result of globalization; the world is tilted in favor of a fi erce new breed of competitors.” These competitors exploit three billion low-paid workers in China, India and the former Soviet Union, countries that have recently adopted capitalism.

“These fierce new competitors are ready to engage you, your company, and your kids in extreme competition,” says Fingar. “They play hardball and dominate their industries. They’ll go to the ends of the earth to employ factory workers for 9 cents an hour and PhDs in science and technology for $20,000 a year. This global search for low-cost labor has already begun to damage, and may even cripple, America’s middle class.”

Providing the framework and practical strategies needed for action,
Extreme Competition acts as a survival guide in this new age of global
competition and provides the insight needed to win. “We must be prepared now for extreme competition or lose our standing in the world economy and our standard of living,” he says. Fingar’s message serves as a penetrating wake-up call for governments, businesses and individuals everywhere.


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