Antifragile: Things That Gain from Disorder is a philosophical treatise by Nassim Nicholas Taleb about how some systems, including nature and economies, actually benefit from shock, volatility, and chaos. Instead of being merely robust or resilient (resisting shocks), these antifragile systems improve and grow stronger. Taleb explains this concept using examples and anecdotes from various fields, including biology, medicine, finance, and politics.
The Road to Serfdom, written by Friedrich Hayek, is a seminal defense of classical liberalism and free-market capitalism against socialist and collectivist thought. It argues that any form of central planning inevitably leads to tyranny, and that the only true path to lasting economic prosperity and political freedom is through individual liberty and free markets.
A critical examination of how happiness is sold by corporations and governments.
An exploration of cryptocurrencies’ evolution, impact, and future.
Economics and soccer intersect to reveal significant trends and future predictions.
Challenging traditional economics, advocating for local, human-centered, sustainable alternatives.
An exploration of why taking risks is key to fairness, efficiency, and understanding our world.
Examining the history and workings of hedge funds and the industry’s future.