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Uncertainty

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Uncertainty

M. Granger Morgan

1990

Creative decision making

H. B. Gelatt

1991

Taking risks

Peter Sprent

1988

Tumbleweed Society

Allison J. Pugh

2015

The high-risk society

Michael J. Mandel

1996

Uncertain business

Richard Victor Ericson

2004

Profiting from uncertainty

Paul J. H. Schoemaker, Robert E. Gunther

2002

Assetization

Kean Birch, Fabian Muniesa

2020

Theory of incomplete markets

Michael Magill

2002

My real children

Jo Walton

2001 ★ 4.2

Uncertainty and Information Regulation

Tamara Afifi: T

2009

The Uncertain Reasoner's Companion

J. B. Paris

1995

Harvard business review on managing uncertainty

Hugh Courtney

1999

The stock market

Pratten, C. F.

1993

Discovery and the capitalist process

Israel M. Kirzner

1985

Simple Tools and Techniques for Enterprise Risk Management

Robert J. Chapman

2006

Worrying

Francis O'Gorman

2015

Project risk management

C. B. Chapman, Chris Chapman, Ward, Stephen.

1996

The Strategy Paradox

Michael E. Raynor

2007

Surfing uncertainty

Clark, Andy

2016

Embracing Uncertainty

Susan J. Jeffers

2003

Searching for safety

Aaron B. Wildavsky

1988

Decision making in health and medicine

Joseph S. Pliskin, Jane C. Weeks, Paul P. Glasziou et al.

2001

Genetics and Randomness

Anatoly Ruvinsky

2009

Dynamic asset pricing theory

Darrell Duffie

1992

The uncertainty in physical measurements

Paolo Fornasini

2008

Information and investment

Richardson, G. B.

1990

Business Strategy

J. -C Spender

2014

Rational analysis for a problematic world revisited

John Mingers

2001

Living beautifully with uncertainty and change

Pema Chödrön

2012

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