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Tag Archives: markets
In What We Trust
You may recall a post I made a few months ago .. in which I mentioned that “I am not at all proud of the species I apparently belong to” (“I understand that this is very important to you”). Another … Continue reading
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Tagged brand, brand name, brand names, branding, brands, communities, community, domain name, domain name registries, domain name registry, domain names, intellectual property, intellectual property law, intellectual property laws, linguistic communities, linguistic community, market, marketplace, marketplaces, markets, natural, natural language, nature, online communities, online community, organization, organizational structure, organizational structures, organizations, trademark, trademark law, trademark laws, trademarks
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How to Fix the World via the Legal System
I have long since been a big fan of Edmund Burke — the “father of modern conservatism”…. He was probably far ahead of his time, but for today, I feel he is no longer far ahead of our time. What … Continue reading → Continue reading
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Tagged change, fixed, flux, free, freedom, law, legal, market, markets, privilege, privileges, reliability, reliable, system, systems, variable
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The Theory of Competition vs. Pricing in a Seller’s Market
In a recent episode of “This Week in Startups” (TWiSt), Jason Calacanis and Molly Wood discussed Google’s business model (see, e.g. “The #Future of #Retard #Media in 4:20″ [ http://nooblogs.com/activity/p/5321/ ]). One aspect of where traditional economics does not seem very … Continue reading → Continue reading
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Tagged auction, auctioning, auctions, competition, Google, market, markets, monopoly, price, prices, pricing, retard media
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Computers, Humans, Economics, Marketing, Logic and Psychology
Computers are machines that apply algorithms according to some sort of logic… — and in this way they function in a way quite analagous to economic theory. Humans are beings that use their brains according to psychological quirks they have … Continue reading →
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Tagged computer, computers, economic, economics, economy, human, humans, logic, market, marketing, markets, psychological, psychology, reason, reasoning, technology
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Crowds revisited: How the Wisdom of the Crowds is related to the Wisdom of the Language — and also the Open Web
I usually point out how the Wisdom of the Language is different than the Wisdom of the Crowds, but it is also important to underscore how they are related. English is a global language because a lot of people can … Continue reading →
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Tagged domain, domains, language, languages, market, markets, network effect, open web, trust, Wisdom of the Crowds, Wisdom of the Language
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Self-Reliance 2.0
imitation is suicide Recitations are mundane — there is not one iota of life in them, there is no spark whatsoever. Truths which we hold to be self-evident need not be incessantly replayed in never-ending refrains — lest they become … Continue reading →
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Tagged collaboration, collaborative, create, creativity, life, market, marketplace, markets, meaning, sefl-reliance, work
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The 2 Revolutions that Must Happen for Developed Economies to Remain Competitive in a Global Market Characterized by Globalization 2.0
There are 2 revolutions that must happen in order for most developed economies to remain competitive in the global economy which has already begun to reorganize in a globalization 2.0 fashion. Here, I will simply name the 2 revolutions that … Continue reading →
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Tagged competition, competitive, developed, economics, economies, economy, employment, global, globalization, market, marketing, markets, revolution, revolutions, stakeholder, stakeholders, world
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The Liquidity of Information
In financial markets, information often travels very quickly and can have momentous repercussions. Market volatility can lead to a extreme price fluctuations in a matter of minutes (just look at the price fluctuations in the exchange rate between “bitcoin” and … Continue reading →
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Tagged amount, exchange, exchanging, illiquid, illiquidity, information, liquid, liquidity, market, markets, relaible, reliability, trade, trading, transfer, transferred, transferring, volatility, volume
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To Do the Right Thing Means to Offer Solutions to Problems that are Simple, Direct, Quick and Easy
This can be summed up in 3 words: Less is more! Do you remember the days when Google lived by this golden rule? It’s hard, because today Google is offering so many different things, I am already waiting for them … Continue reading →
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Tagged direct, find, free, information, information retrieval, market, marketing, markets, offer, problem, quick easy, search, simple, solution, solutions, solve, tech, technology, trial
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Sometime the Laws of Economics are not a feature — sometimes they’re a bug
There are many behaviors that actually benefit no one, but there are nonetheless incentives for people to engage in them. For example: When I was a teenager, many kids would drive around in cars with “no particular place to go”. … Continue reading →
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Tagged bad, behavior, behaviors, economics, employment, environment, good, incentive, incentives, job, jobs, market, markets, people, price, pricing
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