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...good {{br|The (Mis) Behaviour of Markets: A Fractal View of Risk, Ruin And Reward}}.

...from being vulnerable. We have to put ourselves at risk to earn a greater reward. ...'' of the value proposition. ''Doubt is risk''. Without doubt, there is no reward. We should not seek to avoid, much less eliminate doubt. We should ''seek i

...-states, its strategic management of the process, how it balances risk and reward, what tools tools and equipment it provides, its rules and [[policy|polici

...later — we extend ''credit''. We do them favours, they appreciate it, and reward us with social, not economic, capital in the shape of more business. Hence,

“But we will reward the best staff with better pay and progression” will come the objection.

...a penalty just because I have cracked my own gender pay gap? (Isn’t there reward enough in just ''doing'' that, by the way? What does it say about economic

:*The risk/reward of greater effort to attract customers isn’t there. Hence the headlong ru

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...does generate externalities, unreasonably concentrate economic power, and reward those who have wealth out of all proportion to their contribution, a “cap

...ners restricted supply, insisted on strict quality control, and took their reward through fat margins. They grew rich.

...quity holders: they have skin in the game, for which they want appropriate reward. Therefore, intermediaries created a significant entry barrier. In the ana

...s are fine'','' if that’s what floats your boat: there is no harm and much reward to be had from football, as long as everyone understands the “theatricali