Economic Theory in Retrospect
A historical critique of the evolution of economic theories and their implications.
A historical critique of the evolution of economic theories and their implications.
The Upstarts is an exploration of the rise of Uber and Airbnb, two companies that redefined the sharing economy and faced regulatory battles.
Cracked it! is a guide that enlightens readers on problem-solving strategies used by top consultants, with frameworks for tackling complex issues.
Insight into the intangible-driven modern economy and its implications.
Guide to identify and protect against harmful personalities, by an FBI profiler.
Uzumaki is a horror manga series that chronicles the haunting of a fictional town, Kurouzu-cho, by entities in the form of spirals.
An unconventional approach to winning baseball with data and overlooked talent.
The Unfair Advantage by Ash Ali and Hasan Kubba demystifies the myth that success is solely a result of hard work, talent, and luck. Through personal anecdotes and real-life examples, the authors introduce the concept of ‘unfair advantages’ – unique attributes or circumstances that give someone a competitive edge. The book categorizes these advantages into the MILES framework: Money, Intelligence and Insight, Location and Luck, Education and Expertise, and Status. It encourages readers to identify and leverage their own unfair advantages in entrepreneurship and life.