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Michael Lewis
Michael Lewis tells the friendship of Daniel Kahneman and Amos Tversky, out of which behavioural economics grew: two very different men who ... (Automatically generated book description)
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Alexander Osterwalder
Alexander Osterwalder and his team supply the companion tool to the Business Model Canvas: how to find out whether a product actually solves... (Automatically generated book description)
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Roger Lowenstein
Roger Lowenstein traces the path of Warren Buffett from newspaper boy in Omaha to an investor who set his own rules, and why he consistently... (Automatically generated book description)
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Günter Faltin
Gunter Faltin argues for founding companies out of an idea rather than out of capital: buy in the components, make only what is genuinely yo... (Automatically generated book description)
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Michael Griga
Michael Griga and Raymund Krauleidis explain balance sheets, profit and loss accounts and key figures from the ground up, for readers withou... (Automatically generated book description)
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Benedikt Herles
Benedikt Herles on a society that fails to accompany technological upheaval politically, and on the price that will exact. (Automatically generated book description)
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Dirk Müller
Dirk Müller is convinced that the next major economic crisis is not a question of whether but when. In this book he explains which global co... (Automatically generated book description)
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Peter Walgenbach
A comprehensive introduction to neo-institutional organization theory: the social embeddedness of organizations and the role of the cultural... (Automatically generated book description)
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Willem Middelkoop
Willem Middelkoop considers a reset of the world financial system unavoidable and sets out how it might proceed. (Automatically generated book description)
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Judith Engst
Judith Engst explains ETFs: how they differ from funds, how to choose them, and how a portfolio is built from them. (Automatically generated book description)
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Richard Branson
Richard Branson answers the questions he is asked most often, on founding, leading and failing. (Automatically generated book description)
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Stefan Schmidt
A legal study on the effects of the General Agreement on Trade in Services on the German healthcare sector. It examines whether German healt... (Automatically generated book description)
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Taiichi Ohno
Taiichi Ohno on the Toyota production system he developed himself: recognising waste and removing it. (Automatically generated book description)
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Michael Ruf
Michael Ruf develops a model for systematizing the flow of information to capital markets and for strategically managing investor relations ... (Automatically generated book description)
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Ralph Haupter
Microsoft manager Ralph Haupter invites prominent voices from technology, academia, and society to suggest paths out of the digital trust cr... (Automatically generated book description)
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Stefanie Müller
Stefanie Müller examines how human capital valuation can be both economically efficient and ethically legitimate, and formulates 20 concrete... (Automatically generated book description)
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Jürgen Erbeldinger
Juergen Erbeldinger and Thomas Ramge on design thinking as a method and as an attitude. (Automatically generated book description)
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Norbert Häring
Norbert Haering shows from everyday examples how economics works, without equations. (Automatically generated book description)
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Norbert Häring
Norbert Haering on the campaign against cash and on who profits from it. (Automatically generated book description)
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Norbert Häring
What happens when every payment becomes traceable: Norbert Haering on the consequences of abolishing cash. (Automatically generated book description)
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Norbert Häring
Norbert Haering explains the economic crises of recent years so that one understands them without a degree. (Automatically generated book description)
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Sebastian Mallaby
Sebastian Mallaby on hedge funds: how they arose, how they work, and how dangerous they really are. (Automatically generated book description)
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Lowenstein Roger
Two Nobel laureates and a Wall Street trader nearly brought down the financial system with LTCM. Roger Lowenstein. (Automatically generated book description)
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Jeremy Siegel
Jeremy Siegel on two centuries of stock returns and on what follows from that for investors. (Automatically generated book description)
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Judith Engst
How to hedge a securities portfolio when you cannot look at it for a while. Judith Engst. (Automatically generated book description)
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Christian Thiel
Christian Thiel shows how to invest your money without a bank adviser and do better at it. (Automatically generated book description)
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Giles Sparrow
Giles Sparrow sets the great questions of science as a test, from artificial intelligence to cosmology. (Automatically generated book description)
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Paul Hawken
Paul Hawken and the Lovinses show how companies can do business without using up the basis of it. (Automatically generated book description)
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Maike van den Boom
Maike van den Boom on spending the eight hours at work in a way that counts. (Automatically generated book description)
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Benedikt Herles
Benedikt Herles on the economic elites, from business school seminars to the boardrooms. (Automatically generated book description)
