Stephen Sawchuk wrote an article for Education Week titled How History Class Divides Us (October 23, 2018). Continue reading “history education and civics”
What are we deciding?
Megann Wilson wrote a blog post titled What are we deciding, exactly? Continue reading “What are we deciding?”
What Twitter thinks you are are interested in
DuckDuckGo tweeted: Want to see what Twitter *thinks* they know about you? Continue reading “What Twitter thinks you are are interested in”
That yearning for simplicity is at the root of countless policy failures
Polly Mackenzie wrote an article for Unherd titled Simplicity is at the root of policy failures. Continue reading “That yearning for simplicity is at the root of countless policy failures”
Complexity, Turing, Covid and the Financial Analyst
CFA Society Atlantic Canada hosted a webinar titled Complexity, Turing, Covid and the Financial Analyst presented by Rick Nason, associate professor of finance at Dalhousie University. See the end of this post for links to Prof. Nason’s books. Continue reading “Complexity, Turing, Covid and the Financial Analyst”
The Fluid Firm
Simon Terry wrote a blog post titled Uncertainty is the Work. Continue reading “The Fluid Firm”
market segmentation
Samuel Brealey posted a Twitter thread about market segmentation. Continue reading “market segmentation”
bureaucracy and cost accounting
Ron Baker posted his Foreword to Reginald Tomas Lee’s book, Strategic Cost Transformation: Using Business Domain Management to Improve Cost Data, Analysis, and Management.
I love this line about bureaucracy: Continue reading “bureaucracy and cost accounting”
