The Abstract Case Has No Framework. That, It Turns Out, Is the Framework
On the case type nobody drills for, why most of it is familiar terrain entered through a side door, and the one I got badly wrong first.
From the writer
I work at Boston Consulting Group, where outputs are structured and timelines are fixed. I also write, where neither is true.
The questions are the same in both places: economics, institutions, markets, education, taken here at whatever pace they deserve. If something seems worth arguing with, the notices below will tell you where to find me.