Entrepreneurship and innovation are the keys to economic growth and higher standards of living. The USA has long enjoyed leadership status on these dimensions — people see the USA as the land of …
208. Melissa Swift: Human Action To Build A Powerhouse Workplace
What can economics tell us about designing fulfilling jobs and productive workplaces? Quite a lot if we apply the economics of subjective value and empathy. Melissa Swift is the author of Work Here …
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The True Story Of Capitalism.
Many people today are skeptical about capitalism. Suspicious of it. In some cases, downright hostile. These people believe - or have been led by others to believe - that capitalism is bad for society …
201. Trini Amador: How Gracianna Became The Most Awarded Winery
It’s the ambition of every entrepreneurial business to advance from a standing start to customer—recognized leadership in its chosen field. It’s achievable, even without breakthrough technology and …
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Austrian Economics Is On The Right Side.
Iain McGilchrist is a neuroscientist, psychiatrist and philosopher who devoted his research work to illuminating the proposition of hemisphere differences in brain function. We all have a left brain …
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192. Mark McGrath on Orientation and the Adaptive Entrepreneurial Method
When firms apply the principles of Austrian economics to business management, we call the result the Adaptive Entrepreneurial Method. It’s adaptive in that it is a continuous learning process, and …
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