Marktplatz: Chapter 25

Corporate Culture Leadership style, hierarchy, corporate identity: How companies communicate and present themselves. Topics: Corporate identity, corporate design, leadership style 

Inland Shipping and Port Logistics Containers, canals, freight tarifs: How and why goods are shipped by river and sea. Topic: Inland shipping 

Franchising Division of labor, cooperation, monitoring: How companies pass on their name and expertise. Topics: Franchising, licensing agreement, chain stores 

Austrian school economist Per Bylund joins to discuss learning Austrian economics, and his free brief primer book: How To Think About The Economy.References:Per Bylund's Mises Profile: https://mises.org/profile/bylund How to Think about the Economy: A Primer - Per Bylund - h ... Show More

Knowing how to form questions is an essential part of having conversations in German. In this episode of The Coffee Break German Show, Mark and Thomas discuss how to form questions, specifically focusing on sentence structure and question words in German. ➡️ Click here to access ... Show More

SUMMARY: Unprecedented central banking intervention into financial markets has turned global markets into one big carry trade. Discover how carry trading impacts your investments and how you can navigate carry trading.   SHOW NOTES: 3:26:  What Is A Carry Trade? 6:10: How Do Fluc ... Show More

International trade is the web of cross-border relationships that binds economies together. Because of trade we have access to cheaper, higher-quality goods, and we get to benefit from other countries' cultures. Economics tells us trade makes society, overall on average, better o ... Show More

How does government affect the market? And how can a jar of coins help you understand how taxes affect buyers and sellers. Leading economists Justin Wolfers and Betsey Stevenson have written the economics textbook for the 21st century, and share their insight on how the economy i ... Show More

Trade used to be about efficiency and growth. But those goals are being overtaken by others, from security to environmentalism. Our Britain economics editor Soumaya Keynes and host Rachana Shanbhogue investigate how the blurring of economic and political concerns is driving—and d ... Show More

The reason we can eat pineapples and sell aeroplane parts. But why might the value of the pound fall and what does that mean if it does? Tim Harford explains who wins and who loses if the pound is cheap against the dollar and economic historian Victoria Bateman tells the story of ... Show More