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Black Swan
Le Cygne noir, La puissance de l'imprévisible
Dans cet ouvrage éclairant, plein d'esprit et d'impertinence, Taleb nous exhorte à ne pas tenir compte des propos des « experts », et nous montre comment cesser de tout prévoir ou comment tirer parti de l'incertitude.
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Book review
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Summary of The Black Swan
Nassim Nicholas Taleb's Home Page
10 principles for Black Swan proof world
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Taleb distribution
^ http://www.forbes.com/forbes/2011/0627/money-guide-11-spitznagel-black-swan-cnbc-protect-tail.html ^ Are hedge funds a scam? Naked Capitalism/Financial Times , March 2008.
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SocGen & Black Swan
Financial Black Swan - October 08
Les limites de la finance mathématisée
Enterprise is a comprehensive, career-development program that gives graduates of science, technology, engineering and math the opportunity to build their business skills through an intense program of mentorship and work experience with small and medium-sized companies.
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Example of Black Swan on money market
Further results on Money Market
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Third Wave of Accessibility
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The first reason applies to the idle rich.
Raghuram Rajan Is My Guru Now... - J. Bradford DeLong's Grasping
L'entreprise et les cygnes noirs - MANAGEMENT
Au moins trois ingrédients expliquent leur recrudescence.
An interview with the author of The Black Swan - McKinsey Quarte
The scholar, trader, and author Nassim Nicholas Taleb brings a decidedly contrarian view to the world of finance, statistics, and risk. In 2007, he published The Black Swan: The Impact of the Highly Improbable , which argues that we should never ignore the possibility or importance of rare, unpredictable events. In this interview with the Quarterly , he looks at the current financial crisis through the lens of his Black Swan thinking.
Economists Who Did Their Homework (800 Years of It) - NYTimes.co



