A Treat – And a Lesson in Risk Management
Learning by analogy:
sometimes supposed solutions make the original problem worse. In whale-removal as well as in economics.
To inform, confuse, and enlighten; in economic matters as well as philosophical ones. Jørund Aarsnes and Stephan Jensen write on economics and the human condition.
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