Synopsis
About William H. Janeway
See more books from this AuthorHis frame is provided by what he calls “three sets of continuous, reciprocal, interdependent games played between the state, the market economy and financial capitalism.” Janeway asserts that modern market orthodoxies are absolutely wrong, that there is no such thing as a hedge for any investment...
Sep 30 2012 | Read Full Review of Doing Capitalism in the Innov...Consumers measure the economy's strength by the things that affect them most, including job security, prices for staples like food and gas, and home values.
Feb 18 2013 | Read Full Review of Doing Capitalism in the Innov...Janeway lays out what he calls the “Three-Player Game” necessary to fuel innovation: the state, financial capitalism, and the market economy (that is, “institutions that enable the production and exchange of goods and services”).
Feb 01 2013 | Read Full Review of Doing Capitalism in the Innov...His observations and analyses are a great deal more interesting, and highlights include that, firstly, venture investing has really worked only in two fields (IT/computing and biotech), where the US government first spent vast sums on the fundamental science to create a solid platform.
Nov 01 2012 | Read Full Review of Doing Capitalism in the Innov...An aggregated and normalized score based on 21 user ratings from iDreamBooks & iTunes