The changing rules of global competitiveness in the 21^st century.

ENTREPRENEURSHIP; HUMAN capital; INTELLECTUAL capital; COMPETITION; INTERNATIONAL trade; COMMERCIAL policy; KNOWLEDGE management; BALANCED scorecard; ECONOMIC forecasting; RISK management in business

Tomorrow's global marketplace will reward companies that value entrepreneurial risk-taking, invest heavily in developing their intellectual capital, promote individual growth, and adopt policies that are environmentally friendly. Successful competitiveness in the 21st century will demand the use of visionary and dedicated leadership, a balanced scorecard that enhances corporate accountability, and sustained investment in creating dynamic capabilities. It will also require the effective management of intangible resources and assets to achieve growth. A number of important conclusions are evident from the articles appearing in this special issue. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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