REPORT ON LOW GLOBAL PRODUCTIVITY

In a world where global productivity is declining, real wages are stagnant, and inequality is rising, there is an urgent need to find innovative solutions for sustainable economic growth.

Recent analyses show that global productivity is growing at rates well below historical averages, a trend that is likely to persist without significant interventions. Despite the enthusiasm for technologies such as Artificial Intelligence (AI), advances have not yet translated into substantial productivity improvements.

Financial bubbles, such as the current one in AI, generate mirages of prosperity. Experts warn that inflated valuations of AI companies could collapse if expectations are not met, destabilizing markets. These bubbles do not address the structural problems of the economy, such as demographic aging, low investment in human capital, and the technological slowdown.

In this context, the Integration Coefficient IC business model, developed by Jaime Ventura Energy Consultant, emerges as a transformative solution. Inspired by the collaborative economy, similar to how Uber revolutionized transportation, the IC integrates the energy supply chain, connecting international manufacturers, local installers, and end customers. This reduces costs by up to 60% and optimizes processes by offering innovative solutions such as solar kits, power quality projects, and electrical backup systems with batteries, even making them fully customized to the market’s needs.

The IC enables group purchases of containerized solar kits, lowering costs for installers who form cooperatives, thereby increasing their competitiveness. Customers gain access to affordable energy solutions, while manufacturers gain a larger and more stable market. Furthermore, a unified guarantee for the entire system strengthens trust.

By driving efficiency in the energy sector, the Integration Coefficient IC reduces costs and increases productivity, contributing to more stable economic growth. Unlike financial bubbles, it is based on real operational improvements, less vulnerable to boom-bust cycles. This approach fosters sustainability, supporting the transition to renewable energy.

How can we build a more inclusive economic future? The Integration Coefficient IC business model could be the key. Visit our website to discover how this model can transform your business and promote sustainable growth. Join the conversation: share your ideas on how to revitalize global productivity.