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Michael Cote

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"Austrian" Economics Chatter Posted: Nov 22, 2003 4:56 PM
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I have never been in a business situation where a decision boiled down to a choice between two projects with known, predictable rates of return, with one project short-term and the other project long-term. Instead, the typical challenge has been to guess whether a new business idea will be successful or not, given uncertainties about feasibility, marketing, technology risk, and other factors.

I don't know crap about Economics, but stuff like this is fun reading.

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