Madoff: Investment Fund, or Virtual Reality Game? Posted by By Charles H. Green January 17, 2009 The Madoff scandal may be truly unique--more alike online gamers than investment management.
What’s the Market’s T/E Ratio Lately? Posted by By Charles H. Green January 16, 2009 Financial and commercial markets depend not just on forecasts, but on trust.
LL Bean: Urban Myth or Rural Superstition? Posted by By Charles H. Green January 15, 2009 Trusting people may be the best way to make them trustworthy; and it's a business model.
January Carnival of Trust is Up Posted by By Charles H. Green January 12, 2009 January 2009 Carnival of Trust
How Not to Regulate Untrustworthy Industries Posted by By Charles H. Green January 12, 2009 Regulation by permanent structural changes is vastly more costly than audit, enforcmement and serious sanctions
From Mistrust to Cynicism to Corruption Posted by By Charles H. Green January 9, 2009 The Madoff tale was already told by Mark Twain and Clint Eastwood--the path from failed trust to corruption.
Keep Your Damn Receipt! Posted by By Charles H. Green January 8, 2009 Why do they give out receipts for every petty purchase these days?
Who You Gonna Trust–Your Own Eyes, or Your Grandparents? Posted by By Charles H. Green January 7, 2009 Some form of trust may be socially inherited; but that's only part of the picture
Trusting and Trustworthiness: The Chicken or the Egg? Posted by By Charles H. Green January 5, 2009 Which comes first--trusting, or being trustworthy?
The Curious Case of Curiosity in Selling Posted by By Charles H. Green January 2, 2009 It may be that simple curiosity is the single biggest success factor in sales--if you think about it rightly.