Thursday, February 3, 2011

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A die has disappeared mahogany and other economic news - Christian Ost



"A die Mahogany has disappeared and other economic news "is a collection of 11 new from the pen of the Belgian economist Christian Ost. It will be available in bookstores on February 10.

The collection bears the title of the first new dealing of teleportation and its unintended consequences on human life.
There is also talk of a dialogue of the deaf between a man and a company that sells garden equipment, an illustration of the theory of expectations through the wear a couple of role playing on the world of business, the impact of globalization on the life of a woman, a reality TV show unique to the unexpected outcome, a hacking economic, finance especially a remote village of crisis management in different environments, a meeting between an expert in art objects and an avid Duke Ellington still a dangerous transatlantic flight. If these new

come in many different genres, all part of the same concern to give the economy a profoundly human dimension.
Christian Ost resumes its sauce of economic theories often sounding to the uninitiated and takes us into a world where a flat margin of uncertainty implies that the numbers are up to contingencies.
Trying too hard to control their environment by relying on statistical estimates, these new characters were sheltered behind a security is illusory. Their views are certainties shaken by the vagaries of life and loss of control occasioned by a new situation tipped their lives unexpectedly.
Finally, anticipation does not prevent the arrival of bad luck and may in some cases even cause the feared situation ...

" - Aude, said the mistress, since you're the first class, you run the business.

I was a little surprised at what the teacher said. If the first class are the heads of companies, why does daddy always says "that idiot boss, he never understands anything." "p.37

I really liked how the author demystifies the economy to focus on humans and demonstrate the randomness and fragility of life.
The author uses characters that could be crossed in everyday life and situations described, although sometimes funny, we all speak as they relate to some of our fears or evoke in us a taste deja vu all over their references to current events.

" - For us, the lesson is clear," notes Ed If the economic system and financial U.S. money is solid, it has its Achilles heel: the statistical information which is supposed to be truth.

- In fact, says Mark, the economic structure is similar to a tower of glass and steel that seems firmly rooted in the soil, but that impact can destabilize. And the tower s' collapse ... "p.80

The central theme of this collection - the uncertainty - Promote the new fall-often surprising, sometimes funny and sometimes dramatic, sobering on many things that escape us.
A book smart to be both educational and literary I really enjoyed myself and I can only advise you! A big THANK

editions for giving me this book!

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