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Why Most Things FailPaul Ormerod
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Why Most Things Fail

255 pagesFirst published 20056 editions · 2 languages
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"This book is a ground-breaking look at a truth all too seldom acknowledged: most commercial and public policy ventures will not succeed." "Paul Ormerod draws upon recent advances in biology to help us understand the surprising consequences of the Iron Law of Failure. And he shows what strategies corporations, businesses and governments will need to adopt to stand a chance of prospering in a world where only one thing is certain."--Jacket.

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Editions

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FormatPublisherYearPagesISBN
EditionFaber & Faber, Limited2010—9780571266142
EditionWiley20072549780470089194
EditionPantheon Books20062559780375424052
EditionFaber & Faber, Limited20062729780571220137
EditionFaber & Faber, Incorporated2005—9780571227471
Edition · undFABER AND FABER20052559780571220120
Economic theory & philosophyBusiness/EconomicsBusiness failuresSuccess in businessEvolution (Biology)Extinction (Biology)EvolutionEconomics