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Černá labuť

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By Nassim Nicholas Taleb
| databazeknih.cz
Domů Knihy Černá labuť Přehled Následky vysoce nepravěpodobných událostí Bestseller amerického akademika a investičního poradce libanonského původu analyzuje fenomén „černých labutí“, tj. nepředvídaných jevů a událostí s významným dopadem na život jedince nebo celé společnosti, jakým byl např. teroristický útok z 11. září 2001, fenomenální úspěch společnosti Google či nedávná globální finanční a ekonomická krize.
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cisne negro, risco e antifragilidade

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By Bruna Machado, Nassim Nicholas Taleb
| seucreditodigital.com.br
Nassim Taleb é um autor, ensaísta, acadêmico e ex-trader libanês-americano, reconhecido mundialmente por suas reflexões sobre risco, incerteza e probabilidade. Suas ideias transformaram a forma como investidores, gestores e formuladores de políticas públicas encaram eventos extremos e decisões financeiras. Destaques: Conheça a trajetória de Nassim Taleb, autor de O Cisne Negro, especialista em risco, antifragilidade e decisões em mercados financeiros.
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The World in Which We Live Now

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By Nassim Nicholas Taleb
| Medium
THE S-CURVE AND ECONOMIC SATURATION The third point is the S-curve, which I discussed in Antifragile. In biology and economics, growth grows in a convex way, then slows as it saturates - growth may be unbounded, but remains sub-logarithmic. Once you have a two-car garage, do you need a five-car garage? Some might, but most don't - the incentive diminishes.
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