A tax payable in company shares will align incentives between companies, investors, and citizens, whereas a tax on profits does not–incentives are superpowers, and this is a critical difference.
All that progress didn’t make us a bit happier. I think there’s an important lesson here: if solving a bunch of well-defined problems did not make our predecessors happier, it probably won’t make us happier, either.
“When asked if customers prefer the convenience of a one-stop shop or the experience of a branded store, there is no one category where consumers are completely aligned on preference”. This clearly demonstrates the need for brands in virtually all product categories to balance both convenience and connection, while also balancing the digital and... See more