Capturing Value in Global Networks: Apple’s iPad and iPhone [PDF]
Monday, December 26th, 2011Interesting paper from UCI shows how the final $400 value of the iPhone is distributed. Interesting fact is that total value of manufacturing is about 10%
Interesting paper from UCI shows how the final $400 value of the iPhone is distributed. Interesting fact is that total value of manufacturing is about 10%
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Interesting paper from UCI shows how the final $400 value of the iPhone is distributed. Interesting fact is that total value of manufacturing is about 10%
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“Financial crooks brought down the world’s economy — but the feds are doing more to protect them than to prosecute them”
About feds “enforcement” efforts for economic crimes. An excellent article (needs aprox. 30 mins to read)
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collection of lectures on economics from Steve Keen
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A lecture & slides from Steve Keen, explaining his version and reasons for the current economic crisis.
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Thinking in relative terms and “risk aversion” bias — TED presentation that shows that monkeys do that the same irrational biases that we humans do. (interesting, watch this if you can spare 20 min)
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interesting article (and comments, yes, read comments) about what data models actually mean
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