Business Game Time

What the final seconds of Super Bowl 46 teach us about strategic options, implications, choices, game theory, coordination and behavior under pressure.

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One of the most unusual post-season touchdowns ever in the NFL shows us that things aren’t automatically right just because it’s the majority’s opinion.

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“Indexed” is one of my favorite blogs (it’s on my blogroll on the right as well). Jessica Hagy creates relations between seemingly unrelated things with a great sense of humor. She does not post about sports a lot, but last week she did. In her blog entry called “Blitzed“, she postulated that for both quarterbacks [...]

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