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Capital in Motion
How long-term money is changing the shape of markets
By VAUBAN VALIOS Editorial
Capital in Motion is a VAUBAN VALIOS book on how long-term money is changing the shape of markets. It brings together practical frameworks, case-based thinking and questions for leaders working in economy.
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- 232
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- Economy
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- USD 26
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Synopsis
Written for decision-makers, Capital in Motion examines how long-term money is changing the shape of markets. Across short, focused chapters it separates durable principles from passing trends, and closes each section with questions readers can take into their own organisations.
What's inside
- 01Why this question matters now
- 02The forces reshaping economy
- 03Principles that hold under pressure
- 04Cases and counter-cases
- 05What leaders can do next
- 06Questions for the road ahead
Excerpt
Every era believes its challenges are unprecedented. What is new today is the speed at which choices compound. Capital in Motion begins from a simple premise: clarity about how long-term money is changing the shape of markets is a competitive and civic advantage, and it can be learned.
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