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29 Mar
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March 29, 1996

On the trail of a good bet

We evaluate risks poorly - whether it comes to insurance, speculation or beef scares. These mistakes cost us all money in the long run.
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01 Mar
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March 1, 1996

The coming age of a shop for all markets

Retailing exists because consumers are ignorant, small and immobile. Will the internet really change this?
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21 Feb
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February 21, 1996

The victory of market forces over central planning is complete (Social Market Foundation)

The victory of market forces over central planning is complete. The communist regimes of Eastern Europe collapsed under the weight of ...
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17 Jan
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January 17, 1996

Social life of the markets

Different societies function in different ways, but Britain is really a “high trust” society. We would do well to recognise this.
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12 Jan
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January 12, 1996

A question of clarity and certainty

Try formalising a dress code and you will understand the importance of informal, cultural regulation.
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15 Dec
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December 15, 1995

Threats to Bill Gates and the internet

Can Microsoft maintain its dominance of the world computer market? Is there a long term future for the Internet unless it falls into the hands of a small group of firms?
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25 Sep
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September 25, 1995

The Failures of Economic Forecasting

It is a conventional joke that economic forecasters always disagree, and that there are as many different opinions about the future of ...
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13 Oct
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October 13, 1994

ESRC lecture 1994 – Is There a Competitive Advantage of Nations?

Competitive advantage is based, not on doing what others already do well, but on doing what others cannot do as well. Not only is this true for individuals and for firms, but for countries as well.
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