0725 | How Markets Shape Us with Tim Sullivan

0725 | How Markets Shape Us with Tim Sullivan

Tim Sullivan is the co-author of The Inner Lives of Markets. He is editorial director of Harvard Business Review Press and has worked at Basic Books, Portfolio, and Princeton University Press, where he helped build one of the most successful academic economics lists in the world. In this interview, we discuss how we shape markets and how they shape us.

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In This episode, You’ll Learn:

  • How markets affect how we work and live
  • What a couple of bad cars mean for unemployment rates
  • How leaders can balance cold, economic thinking with heart

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