TheAdvocates.org - Bill Freeza
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Writings
The Internet and the End of Monetary Sovereignty, The Future of Money in the Information Age, 1997
Related Topic: Money
"Perhaps, for the first time, sovereign individuals will have the tools to construct a practical realization of laissez-faire capitalism without having to resort to a problematic social contract with an all-powerful state ... At the root of this system will be new monetary institutions that must inherently rest on the consent of the participants."
Related Topic: Money
"Perhaps, for the first time, sovereign individuals will have the tools to construct a practical realization of laissez-faire capitalism without having to resort to a problematic social contract with an all-powerful state ... At the root of this system will be new monetary institutions that must inherently rest on the consent of the participants."
The Role of Venture Capital: Turning Science into Money [PDF], MRS Bulletin, Aug 2002
Related Topic: Entrepreneurship
"In general, venture capitalists look at hundreds of business plans for every one that they finance, so getting their attention is an exercise in itself. ... Start early and be prepared to be turned down many times before you get a nibble. Do your homework and understand the strategy and prior investments of a target venture capitalist before you make your approach."
Related Topic: Entrepreneurship
"In general, venture capitalists look at hundreds of business plans for every one that they finance, so getting their attention is an exercise in itself. ... Start early and be prepared to be turned down many times before you get a nibble. Do your homework and understand the strategy and prior investments of a target venture capitalist before you make your approach."
The Yin Yang of Value Creation and Value Capture, 18 May 2009
Related Topics: Entrepreneurship, Taxation
Contrasts collectivist vs. laissez-faire ideologues and their views on the relationship between value creation and capture
"A scientist can create enormous value by publishing a breakthrough paper even if he never captures a penny of it. ... A risk-taking entrepreneur can both create and capture value by bringing a new product or service to market, charging willing customers top dollar. Take away a shot at riches and the entrepreneur decamps to another clime."
Related Topics: Entrepreneurship, Taxation
Contrasts collectivist vs. laissez-faire ideologues and their views on the relationship between value creation and capture
"A scientist can create enormous value by publishing a breakthrough paper even if he never captures a penny of it. ... A risk-taking entrepreneur can both create and capture value by bringing a new product or service to market, charging willing customers top dollar. Take away a shot at riches and the entrepreneur decamps to another clime."