Tren Griffin
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Recommended Books
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Information Rules
How Nature Works
Competitive Strategy
Complexity
Warren Buffett
The Misbehavior of Markets
Range
Secrets of Sand Hill Road
The Outsiders
Shoe Dog
Source & Proof
“@JeffreyTowson Microsoft also has a chief economist. The teams interact. He trained many people at Berkeley in the software industry. Hal's book Information Rules is foundational. His work on network effects was seminal. This lecture by Hal is one of my favorites.”
“@m_farda Read the papers and the book. The sand pile is a metaphor. Self organized criticality applies in biology. Look at the book title:”
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“I met Mandelbrot only once at this lecture at before he passed away in 2010. He wrote the book "The Misbehavior of Markets: A Fractal View of Financial Turbulence." I suggest you read this book for yourself (even though it is not an easy book to read).”
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