Fixing the Game: Bubbles, Crashes, and What Capitalism Can Learn from the NFL
Analyzes how capitalism's flaws mirror issues in sports and proposes lessons from the NFL to create a more stable economic system.
About This Book
Fixing the Game examines the structural issues in modern capitalism that contribute to market instability.
The book draws parallels between business practices and the rules of professional football.
It highlights how incentives in the financial system can lead to excessive risk-taking and short-term thinking.
Readers are encouraged to consider reforms that align corporate behavior with long-term value creation.
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