See The Future of Taiwan by Disruptive Innovation: Joey Chung at TEDxNCU]

Joey Chung is founder and CEO of The News Lens and Taiwan President of Twelve Cupcakes currently. He was also a student of Clayton Christensen as studying in Harvard university. As a well-experienced entrepreneur, Mr. Chung leaded audience to check the past industrial link of the world and tried to point out some possible way to face the challenge in the future. Taiwan, which was one of "Asian Tigers", has struggled for the recession and regress in Per Capita National Income(PCNI) for long time. Lots of people make efforts to overcome the obstacle while the economy is still depressed. Joey alarmed people and portrayed the future of Taiwan's economy by disruptive innovation theory.
"On the blind side PCNI regress is that you have lower opportunity cost to do what you really want and make different." Joey said.
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