This is my second post on my business school experience at Yale SOM. I wrote earlier on the application and decision processes here. Happy holidays!
Category: About
For context: this blog has been dormant for a while, because I recently left my equity research job to pursue my MBA at the Yale
One imagines that in writing his book, Smith consider Volumes 4 and 5 to be the knockout blows. Sure, he’s alluded already to “spendthrift” governments, expounded upon the nature of money (especially metal currency), and anticipated a critique of capitalism
This part of the work is packed with observations about the importance of frugality and prudence, ones which our present age would do well to remember. Volume 3 details the march of economic progress
Over the past four weeks, we’ve been doing a March Madness-style bracket in which we evaluate presidents head-to-head.
I’ve decided to apply it to former U.S. presidents in a series of posts, in the spirit of the annual March Madness basketball tournaments…
Comedian Groucho Marx had a pretty good bit called “The Five Minute University ”—essentially cutting higher education down to the bare bones: what people will typically