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TIH 76: The Brand Bubble

The Brand Bubble: Chris Gondek speaks with John Gerzema about the disconnect in brand values between Wall Street and Main Street.

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TIH 75: Mr. Market Miscalculates

Mr. Market Miscalculates: Chris Gondek speaks with James Grant about his collection of writings from 25 years of Grant's Interest Rate Observer.

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TIH 74: The Subprime Solution

The Subprime Solution: Chris Gondek speaks with Robert Shiller about the financial crisis of September 2008.

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TIH 73: Billion Dollar Lessons

Billion Dollar Lessons: Chris Gondek speaks with Paul Carroll about learning from the mistakes of large companies.

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The Invisible Hand, Episode 71

Earth The Sequel: Guest Host Gordon Buffonge speaks with Miriam Horn about clean energy.

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The Invisible Hand, Episode 70

The Trillion Dollar Meltdown: Charles Morris discusses the current credit crisis.

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The Invisible Hand, Episode 69

From Higher Aims to Hired Hands: Rakesh Khurana of the Harvard Business School discusses the history of American business schools.

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The Invisible Hand, Episode 68

Followership: Barbarda Kellerman of the Kennedy School of Government at Harvard discusses the increasing power followers have in power relationships.

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The Invisible Hand, Episode 67

Strategy and the Fat Smoker: David Maister discusses the parallels between good management and changing personal habits.

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The Invisible Hand, Episode 66

Rethinking Expertise: Harry Collins of Cardiff University discusses the use and misuse of expertise.

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The Invisible Hand, Episode 65

Visual Language: Bob Horn of Stanford University discusses his influential 1998 book.

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The Invisible Hand, Episode 64

Japan Remodeled: Steven Vogel of UC Berkeley discusses Japanese economic reforms of the last 15 years.

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The Invisible Hand, Episode 63

Through the Labyrinth: Alice Eagly of Northwestern University discusses how women develop as leaders.

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The Invisible Hand, Episode 62

Plight of the Fortune Tellers: Riccardo Rebonato of the Royal Bank of Scotland discusses the use and misuse of statistics and probability in risk management.

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The Invisible Hand, Episode 61

Broken Buildings, Busted Budgets: Barry LePatner of LePatner and Associates LLP discusses the systemic problems that lead to cost overruns in construction projects.

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The Invisible Hand, Episode 60

Strategic Intuition: William Duggan of Columbia Business School discusses how intuitive strategy can be developed.

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The Invisible Hand, Episode 59

The Warhol Economy: Elizabeth Currid of USC talks about the culutral economy of New York City.

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The Invisible Hand, Episode 58

A Farewell to Alms: Greg Clark of UC Davis talks about the societal forces behind the Industrial Revolution.

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The Invisible Hand, Episode 34

The Art of War: James Gimian of the Denma Translation Group discusses the history and ideas found in Sun Tzu's The Art of War.

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The Invisible Hand, Episode 8

Educating Intuition: Dr. Robin Hogarth of Universitat Pompeu Fabra discusses the scientific theories on improving intuition.

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The Invisible Hand, Episode 57

The Forgotten Man: Amity Shlaes of Bloomberg and the Council on Foreign Relations presents a different view of the Federal response to the Depression.

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The Invisible Hand, Episode 56

The Legal Analyst: Ward Farnsworth of the Boston University School of Law discusses law and economics.

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The Invisible Hand, Episode 55

Catalyst Code: David Evans of LECG Europe discusses the nature and challenges of multisided businesses.

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The Invisible Hand, Episode 54

Radicals for Capitalism: Brian Doherty of Reason Magazine discusses the history of the American Libertarian Movement.

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The Invisible Hand, Episode 53

Competing for the Future: Henry Kressel of Warburg Pincus looks at the past and future of American electronics manufacturing.

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The Invisible Hand, Episode 52

Coming Attractions: Philip Meza of the Stanford Business School talks about the dynamic between entertainment and technology.

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The Invisible Hand, Episode 51

Strategic Alliances as Social Facts: Mark de Rond of the Judge Business School discusses the complexities underlying strategic alliances.

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The Invisible Hand, Episode 50

Living Into Leadership: Buzz McCoy talks about the challenges of balancing ethical conduct and business.

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The Invisible Hand, Episode 49

Diamond Dollars: Vince Gennaro discusses the economics of a winning baseball team.

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The Invisible Hand, Episode 48

Capital Rules: Rawi Abdelal of the Harvard Business School discusses changing orthodoxies in global capital mobility.

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The Invisible Hand, Episode 47

The Difference: Scott Page discusses the idea of diversity trumping ability.

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The Invisible Hand, Episode 46

From Hire to Liar: David Shulman of Lafayette College talks about deception in the workplace.

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The Invisible Hand, Episode 45

Family Business: David Landes of Harvard University discusses the dynamics of dynasties and Carol Dawson discusses the history of family-owned Luby's Cafeteria.

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The Invisible Hand, Episode 44

When Washington Shut Down Wall Street: William Silber of NYU discusses the birth of American Monetary Supremacy.

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The Invisible Hand, Episode 43

Management and Machiavelli: In this episode in the Rector's Series, Antony Jay discusses his life and career in management writing.

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The Invisible Hand, Episode 42

The World's Newest Profession: Christopher McKenna of the Said Business School at Oxford discusses the history of management consulting.

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The Invisible Hand, Episode 29

The Origin of Wealth: Eric Beinhocker of the McKinsey Global Institute discusses the relationship between evolutionary theory and economic growth.

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The Invisible Hand, Episode 40

Getting Your Way: James Jasper, Editor of Context Magazine, discusses the strategic dilemmas that people face daily.

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The Invisible Hand, Episode 41

Science Business: Gary Pisano of Harvard Business School discusses the the conflicts between scientific needs and business needs in the biotech sector.

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The Invisible Hand, Episode 41

Science Business: Gary Pisano of Harvard Business School discusses the the conflicts between scientific needs and business needs in the biotech sector.

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The Invisible Hand, Episode 40

Getting Your Way: James Jasper, Editor of Context Magazine, discusses the strategic dilemmas that people face daily.

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The Invisible Hand, Episode 39

Green to Gold: Andrew Winston of Yale University discusses why companies can help their bottom line by embracing environmental initatives.

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The Invisible Hand, Episode 38

Images of Organization: Gareth Morgan of York University discusses how metaphor affects how we view organizations and organizational life.

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The Invisible Hand, Episode 37

The Bourgeois Virtues: Deirdre McCloskey of the University of Illinois-Chicago discusses the relationship between virtue and free markets.

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The Invisible Hand, Episode 36

Teach What You Know: Steve Trautman discusses the ins and outs of peer mentoring in organizations.

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The Invisible Hand, Episode 35

Pull: Pamela Walker Laird of the University of Colorado-Denver discusses social capital in U.S. business.

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The Invisible Hand, Episode 29

The Origin of Wealth: Eric Beinhocker of the McKinsey Global Institute discusses the relationship between evolutionary theory and economic growth.

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The Invisible Hand, Episode 14

The Theory of Moral Sentiments: Robert Solomon of the University of Texas discusses Adam Smith's "The Theory of Moral Sentiments" and its relationship to "The Wealth of Nations".

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