121. Bill Sanders: How Creative Conflict Expands the Value Pie
Bill Sanders, an expert in contract negotiation in business, applies Austrian Principles in dealmaking and business relationship management.
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Now Is A Good Time To Discard The Concepts Of Strategy, Planning And Strategic Planning.
It’s very hard to think of running a business without a strategy or a plan. But in fact, business managers should free their minds of these restrictions on action, and instead focus on exploration and expansion of a portfolio of experiments.
120. Mark Schaefer on Cumulative Advantage
Mark Schaefer is an expert at bringing economic theories of this kind into vibrant contemporary life. He coined the term Cumulative Advantage and wants all entrepreneurs to know how to harness it.
119. Peter Klein on Cronyism, Capitalism, and the Entrepreneurial Pathway
We often hear that capitalism is under fire: in contemporary politics, in journalism, in popular discourse, and even in some business schools and among some management scholars and their students. But the criticism, upon examination, is not about capitalism but cronyism.
Loss Of Jobs? No, It’s The Splendid Rise Of Entrepreneurship.
The concept of jobs comes from a previous era. The fear of “loss of jobs” is therefore misplaced. We are entering an era of universal entrepreneurship.
118. Per Bylund on the Importance of Good Theory for Good Business
Only when you have mastered theory can you master the navigation of specific situations, and be confident in your good decision-making and judgment.