Tag: Economics
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Why Making Things People Want beats Making People Want Things – #adtech_london
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My slides from the talk from earlier today at Ad:tech 2013 in London: It links back to some of the questions raised in the written piece from a couple of weeks ago. It’s nearly two years since I stumbled across the phrase as a galvanising idea for the work I do with clients…
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More Perfect Competition evidence from latest Mary Meeker roundup
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The latest Mary Meeker goldmine of stats is out, which you can flick through here on Business Insider. (HT @graemewood). One chart in particular grabbed my attention: It reminded me of the Perfect Competition stuff I wrote on feeding the puppy about two years back: “The advances we are making are pushing us…
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The Blacksmith and The Economist
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I’d like to start, as one does, with The Scottish Enlightenment of the 18th Century. (no, don’t worry, not all of it… just a bit) The Scottish Enlightenment was an 18th Century intellectual movement, ranging across the fields of philosophy, chemistry, geology, architecture, poetry, engineering, technology, economics, sociology, medicine and history. The ideas and advances…
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