Fixing the Game: Bubbles, Crashes, and What Capitalism Can Learn from the NFL
In Fixing the Game, Roger L. Martin examines bubbles, crashes, and the workings of capitalism through the lens of the NFL. Blending business, finance, economics, and sports, the book considers how markets function and what ideas from professional football might suggest for improving them.
About This Book
Fixing the Game explores the relationship between capitalism and the competitive structure of professional football.
Roger L. Martin considers bubbles and crashes alongside lessons drawn from the NFL.
The book connects business, finance, markets, and sports in an accessible examination of how economic systems are designed and managed.
It offers a broad perspective on what capitalism might learn from another highly organized competitive environment.
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