Any system which works great until it collapses, then requires a government/central bank bailout is neither sensical nor sustainable. Anyone holding a position in academia should not support this; but many do because it works so well for those on top. So here we are.
Showing posts with label fragility vs. robustness. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fragility vs. robustness. Show all posts
Mar 24, 2023
Robert Aro on the fragility of the banking system
We’ve seen this before: A bank becomes insolvent, whether by ignorance or error. The Fed saves the financial system by giving the same failed bank more money; this is socialism, it is not capitalism.
~ Robert Aro, "More Supervision and Regulation to Prevent Bank Runs?," Mises.org, March 24, 2023
May 2, 2020
Andy Grove on crisis and business
Bad companies are destroyed by crisis, good companies survive them, great companies are improved by them.
~ Andy Grove
~ Andy Grove
Feb 23, 2014
Nassim Taleb on error's relationship to fragility and robustness
For the robust, an error is information; for the fragile, an error is an error.
~ Nassim Taleb, The Bed of Procrustes, p. 72
~ Nassim Taleb, The Bed of Procrustes, p. 72
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